Sounds like a war monger. If you asked me, Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak,
Sunday, August 9 2015 time once again if you're getting my
nation media assassination episode 746
This is no agenda.
As always, we're doing it for the kids and broadcasting live
from FEMA Region six here in the capital of the drone Star State.
Austin J Haas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry from
Northern
shield, icon Valley. Did he say August? I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill.
I did terrible. I know. That's the only thing I don't like
about doing this show. Is I'm so aware of the date.
Because I'm always naming files by the date and you just see
creep up in August.
It's almost over. Yeah. We had no fun.
No, no fun. No fun at all. Are you doing?
Good? Did you watch the debates? Yeah, I did.
I did. You know, this whole format has is not serving the
American voting public as far as I'm concerned. No, it's a scam.
It's really it really truly was one of the although the ratings
was it 24 million
people watched. Yeah, so record for a non sporting event.
Although the Reagan Jimmy Carter debate that of course, that
wasn't a primary debate. Drew 88 million viewers.
Well, how can they send 20 form in some sort of record?
While they're lying? Lie Surprise, surprise. Yeah,
Carter, Ron Reagan, Carter. 8,000,080 8 million viewers.
Okay, so So here's the record. They said I can figure this out
by just thinking the way they think. Best rating for a cable
show. Ah, that would do it. That's how you then sports.
That's how you do it. Yeah, yeah. You differentiate best
rating for a show on Channel? Anything less than channel 10
kind of
anything? Not on UHF. Exactly. Right? Yeah. Well, I saw the
newsletter and so I know that you've got a rundown but you you
caught the same thing I saw was this damn Facebook logo? Yeah.
And this was subliminal, but not even. Not even just, you know,
kind of they weren't even hiding it what they were doing.
No, explain how it was like it was so obvious. Now. I did get I
did notice that in the introductions. They have a sheet
here so we're
talking about the Republican debate the first one Yeah, for
the for the historians listening to the show 100 years from now.
They they put a big Facebook logo which was a giant F Yeah.
Next all the all the guys and end of the newsletter shows
clearly that when they showed the hosts the Megan and the in
the gang, they didn't have an F by them because they were better
than an app. And these other guys were all flunks, but at the
very beginning, they didn't have the same shot. So they had they
had a bunch of variations when they introduced everybody. They
had already picked their winners by based on whether there was an
F in the shot or not. Yeah, exactly. So who did not have an
F in the shot? Well, the ones who didn't have an F in the
shot, which by the F in
American school system. flunked for me they
failed. Well, phase C stands for fail, but it's referred to as a
flunk other guys if flunkies of luck is an idiot, I think
America is the only country in the world that still I don't
know if we still do great ABCD we stopped and what happened to
eReading anymore? How come there was no E? I never understood why
there was no E.
There there was an E and the funny thing about E what does he
do? He was it was the top rating? It was excellent. Oh,
okay. Just to make it more complicated when I was in
Chicago. I was a little kid I was in the fourth grade. I got
all ease which was all straight A's. I
bet you did. I did goody goody
two shoes you bring an apple I got slapped actually by the
teacher.
I got it worked about so are Telly just bear down and got
straight A's to tell her to screw herself.
I didn't even understand why Facebook was in this deal at all
other than my original analysis of Fox News, which is it's run
by Democrats. That's the only thing that makes any sense.
And and so I looked into the Zuckerberg Sandberg is the only
she's a staunch Democrat. She's gonna vote for Hillary. We know
that. And she's, she's the CEO. So she's the one who would call
the shots and this at this level, okay. Zuckerberg would he
probably doesn't care. But Zuckerberg is pretty ambivalent
about politics and he just donates to anyone who's pro
immigration. Because like everyone on Valley needs
Indians. They need Indians and he did h1 B's. They ain't cheap
workers to get so they can fire the American. Yes, yes, yes. So
that's pretty straightforward post away. He's very strict. I'm
in agreement. It's very strange that they were a sponsor of this
thing. And they were brought into it constantly.
But the way that but the way it was brought in is like, Oh, this
is really cool. We're so cyber. And now we have. I mean, hello.
AOL was doing this 15 years ago. This is not new. This is not
cool. This is not happening. Yes, it is. Yeah, you're right.
It is the new AOL when we're talking about Alright,
so let's go over a couple of things. One that here's the view
that didn't get the apps at the beginning. All right. The first
they got a they opened with Trump, of course, you had a huge
F. And I showed that the newsletter
and just about the opening, it was so obvious that they were
out to put him down.
Oh, yeah. And they had him lit funny. So he's had this squint,
yes, lit funny.
And it also made his hair look even more orange than usual or
whatever, whatever that thing is, to get here. That was so
mean.
And then at the end of the show, it was even worse when they had
lunch, come out with his focus group. And everybody in the
focus group went like this. How many people in the focus group
like Trump before the debates, they all raise their hand? How
many after one guy slammed him and slammed him and slammed him
and then another one, which I have a clip of? Kelly has her
show and she brings out a group. Actually, we could start at the
end by playing Kelly's clip. Okay, this is the this is to
show you an example of how slanted foxes and how they want
to get Trump because they cheat does the same thing that that
lunch did with a with a rigged audience. And unfortunately, I
guess somebody didn't get a clue. And so if they can see it,
the one person some little Chinese girl says, Yeah, I like
Trump says he was true to form and then ever Dan, they go on
off and after listen to this.
Thanks so much for being here. Let's I want to do something
akin to what Franklin's did last night, where he just asked let's
start with
the she even says it right there. And we do the same stupid
thing. Sort of the star
is going into last night's debate Donald Trump, how many
people here like Donald Trump before last night's debate? Who
picked me and how many people like him now? Oh, pick me. Okay,
so similar. So he went over some people to interesting. Alright,
let me let me start with you on that. Rachel, why
did you like him? Why do you like him? Now? I think that he
really held his own and that he stayed true to his personality
and ultimately, you know, that's
what we expected of him. Anybody
else have a different reaction whose week he was sobbing, who
was the one mouse in
her pocket? Okay.
I like Trump more before the debate afterwards. You know,
they say there's no crying in baseball. There's no whining in
politics. And here's a little whining in certain parts of the
debate and she's gonna be leaving our country. I like a
lot of what what he says. But if you're also whining at the same
time, I think you lose a little bit.
I thought at all. They were all whiners.
You should have heard the first debate I have submitted
your question about essentially buying politicians and things of
that nature by basically arguing. I'm not just a crony
capitalist. I'm the best crony capitalist I'm the classiest,
crony capitalist. And from my perspective, that's just not a
solution. That's not a guy who's interested in solutions. I don't
know about you, but I would want to pay the Clintons to stay away
this guy's a pro
who is he? He's got some pro pro speaking voice the guys from my
wedding.
He's also proved himself that he's more style than substance,
if anything
after another
Yeah, just doesn't stop knob. So the way we can view this one is
again, Fox News is run by the Democrats is for all evidence
points towards that. And it's meant as some kind of balance to
give you some illusion that you have some choice, I presume?
Well, let me go over the number of the people I got to hold good
list here with the following intros and here's how it went
there was there was two elements to this there was the F the big
giant F next to a meeting flunk and then there was a little F in
the corner and that took four forms. It took the small just a
small f with a bunch of the Fox debate logo then it took a
moving F that F grew flying out your attention and was a big
giant F at the end then it was moving smaller that was that was
the third option and then the fourth one was just a stationary
giant F Now the guys who got no no big F's next to him on the
intros was Bush Hello Yeah. Walker Huckabee no not not how
can be sorry, not how can be Carson and Cruz right. Those are
the four that got to know absolute interest. Now that Cruz
had the large stationary F so I'm eliminating him
he's off he's not there's no chance he got the big F he's
gotta Carson
got these small little f and it was stationary. So that so he
was actually the top of the list in terms of favoritism and then
Bush had the no f plus a moving, growing F and then walk ahead
the no F and a shrinking F. So those are the guys that the Fox
would love to see i from my interpretation be president
Garson was the first time present himself and I have a
clip of it far as I'm concerned. He's eliminated it he was asked
a simple question. couldn't answer it in a in a way that
doesn't indicate he just wants to talk. He's a torturer. He's
another one of these Republicans who thinks it's cool, a sadist
that likes torturing people.
Dr. Carson. In one of his first acts as Commander in Chief,
President Obama signed an executive order banning enhanced
interrogation techniques in fighting terror. As President,
would you bring back waterboarding?
You know, what we do in order to get the information that we need
is our business. And I wouldn't necessarily be broadcasting to
everybody what we're going to do. We we've, we've gotten into
this, this mindset of fighting politically correct wars, there
is no such thing as a politically correct war.
It would have been so much cooler if you said, Well, I know
how to open someone's skull up and get the piece of the brain
that makes them tell everything
that you have a sense of humor. Yeah. Oh, wow.
I just lost you, John, your your, your, your level went down
to almost zero.
I should be fine. Now. Okay. This is the Skype connection
here for some reason. I mean, it's going from white to orange.
Orange is the old white.
He could have done a lot what he should have done was simply say
a torture is illegal. Yeah. Internationally, he went on and
on. He said, I don't care about the Geneva Conventions. I don't
care about this. We don't have we shouldn't be telling people
what we're doing. We never did tell people that were
waterboarding. Anybody it was it was a whistleblower who did. So
he's got to hold it. So as far as I'm concerned, He's
eliminated completely. As far as I'm concerned. Why
was he Why did he even get in this this race to begin with to
be a commentator on the cable news or
it's too boring for that? I think he's an egomaniac.
And why do we call this a debate at all? This is not a debate
this evening going on? Oh, it's question and answers from from
news models.
It should be called q&a? Yes, yes. Okay, well, anyway, what
else do we have? Well,
can I throw a Trump thing? And I don't think you have any Trump
clips? Actually, I don't try. So I'm endorsing him, as you know.
Yeah. And I thought he had two really strong moments. And, and
I think this is what resonates with all American people.
Although, man, I was cruising through Facebook and Twitter,
but Facebook in particular, the meme was, don't watch it. Don't
watch the debates. Don't It's so silly. Don't watch it. Don't
watch it. Don't watch. I'm
not gonna watch Oh, no,
bro to look good. So better to do.
That's your American public that wants to be informed. It was
just disgusting. You
have repeatedly said that you have evidence that the Mexican
government is doing this, but that you have evidence you have
refused or declined to share? Why not use this first
Republican presidential debate to share your proof with the
American people.
So if it weren't for me, you wouldn't even be talking about
illegal immigration. Chris, you wouldn't even be talking about
I thought this was true. This is true.
I agree. That was true. A subject that was on anybody's
mind until I brought it up at my announcement. And I said, Mexico
is sending except the reporters because they're a very dishonest
law, generally speaking in the world of politics, yeah. They
didn't cover my statement. The way I said,
I looked at this, this is what endears me to this guy. She says
he's just saying, the
fact is, since then, many killings, murders crime, drugs
pouring across the border, our money going out and the drugs
coming in. And I said, we need to build a wall. And it has to
be built quickly. And I don't mind having a big beautiful door
in that wall so that people can come into this country legally.
But we need Jeb to build a wall. We need to keep illegals out.
Did he say we need Jeb to build a
wall? Well, in the full question. They tried to do with
like a little debate by saying Why don't you tell Jeb Bush what
you think about immigration, which was completely stupid. So
Jeb Bush is looking at him and then Trump says what Jeb, does.
You go,
Mr. Trump, I'll give you 30 seconds. I'll give you 30
seconds to answer my question, which was what evidence do you
have specific evidence that the Mexican government is sending
across the border? 30 seconds
Border Patrol, I was at the border Last week, border patrol
people that I deal with that I talked to, they say this is
what's happening, because our leaders are stupid. Our
politicians are stupid. And the Mexican government is much
smarter, much sharper, much more cunning, and they send the bad
ones over because they don't want to pay for him. They don't
want to take care of them. Why should they when the stupid
leaders of the United States will do it for him? And that's
what's happening, whether you like it or not,
I think that appeals to a broad range of I
think it does, too. But he's still ducked the question when
he do question could be answered. Well, I want to
mention a
couple of things. I agree with you. And no one was really
answering questions when it was so simple, but
the what the couple of things that he could have pointed out,
which was just stopped these guys, they're trackers, there's
TV shows in Mexico that show up what you do if you get in the
United States. And if anybody remembers from a few years ago,
and I think it was during our show period, probably about five
years ago, they had this comic book that showed what to do, how
to get across the border, what it was all in Spanish it was it
was distributed throughout the northern part of Mexico and how
to sneak in the United States. It's a very famous comic book
has been floating around. I'll find it, it's online, you can
find it. And I hope it's still online, but I have a copy of it
somewhere. And there's there is, you know, they could have just
thrown anything out there other than just being a belligerent.
Although it was funny.
It was 2005 when it came out.
The comic book. Yeah. Oh, as I didn't know, is that longer?
Yeah.
I'll put the I'll put it in the show notes.
How so? The question is answerable there have been
these, you know, Wallace should have. He just knew that. Trump
and this was bull crap. This whole thing was bull crap.
There's no doubt about it. Yeah. Let's go to another. One of my
favorite was the first debate was the better of debate. Now,
what they did is since there were so many potential
candidates, they had what they call the happy hour debate,
which was earlier. And did anyone wants that at all. Does
that have any ratings?
No, I don't think so. I
watch. All right. What do you find?
Well, a couple of things. Carly Fiorina definitely was good and
she had the best clothes and she was you will play in a second.
Lindsey Graham was also one of my favorites. But the bots
subliminal messaging. There's a moment II I want you to listen
to this is Lindsey Graham, and the subliminal message which is
delivered by the fox people. I just, I'm going to suggest that
this was a subliminal thing. At the very end after Graham is
done with his whiny, horrible, memorized 12th graders sounding
little spiel he does don't feel such a good president. And then
you hear this. Just play it now. We'll discuss it.
Thank you. First thing I tell the American people, whatever it
takes to defend our nation, I would do to the 1% who have been
fighting this war for over a decade, I try my best to be a
commander in chief worthy of your sacrifice.
He sounds like a real leader. And suddenly
we're gonna lose so Security Medicare, if Republicans and
Democrats do not come together and find a solution like Ronald
Reagan and Tip O'Neill. I'll be the Ronald Reagan. If I can find
a Tip O'Neill. When I was 21, my mom died when I was 22. My dad
died in the liquor store, restaurant bar, and we lived in
the back. Every penny we needed from Sosa every penny we got
from Social Security costs, my sister was a minor we needed.
Today, I'm 60. I'm not married, I don't have any kids. That
would give us some sense of security and save a system that
Americans are going to depend on now. And in the future. Half of
American seniors would be in poverty with our social security
check. If you make me your president, I will put the
country ahead of the party. I'm gonna do what it takes to defend
this nation. This nation has been great to me. And that's the
only way I know to pay you back.
Thank you. Thank you, Senator, I need a two word answer to the
following query.
Okay, what was the subliminal thing their query?
I need a two word answer to the following question.
But they said query query mispronouncing that query query.
Oh, oh, I get it. Lindsey Graham. Nice.
No, not married. No children. 60 year old
query. It's like a 12 year old.
Ellie needs is a list and we're good to go.
I'd like a
query query. Anybody? Good catch.
Yeah, I thought it was like, you know,
speaking of that, here's what here's the one thing that was
completely odd for me watching this debate. At least six times,
not the not this early one but the primetime one at least six
times. Whenever someone said election or elections. My Amazon
Echo kicked in. She was hearing because her name is Alexa that's
the wake word. So elections and Alexa elections. Yeah. And it
kept kicking in when someone said the elections this is such
a security breach. If you get if you get on TV talking about the
elections last elections or reorder all that stuff for me.
That's funny. Yeah. Well, they gotta do something. Because it's
getting annoying if you have the TV on and and it's you know,
your Amazon Echo is within earshot. It's gonna kick in
continuously
who knows what's gonna happen? Well, all hell can break loose.
You get more tied in the mail. Okay, Google, let's pay
attention to this. Okay, Google. Hey, Siri,
what do you say?
So Rubio, who everybody thought did a great job I thought was
kind of an if you actually listen to what he said, he's
kind of an idiot. And then there was this and everybody who was
on Twitter during this thing and noticed that I noticed it, we
all noticed that it's actually double bad play the Rubio's an
idiot clip
on Facebook. And here is a video question from Tanya Sionko, from
Philadelphia. Here she is.
Please describe one action you would do to make the economic
environment more favorable for small businesses and
entrepreneurs, and anyone dreaming of opening their own
business?
That's a great question.
Senator, how do you answer?
That's a great question. First of all, it begins by having
leaders recognize that the economy we live in today is
dramatically different from the one we had five years ago.
It's not different than five years ago. It's not dramatically
different. He says the economy is dramatically different.
Yah, yah. Yah. Yah. Yah. Yah. Yah. Yah. Yah, yah, yah, yah,
yah, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, sorry. It's not you telling me? It's
dramatically different.
We were doing the show five years ago. Yeah, I
didn't seem such a mess. What is he talking about? Just as bad?
Yeah.
Anyway, so that was wasn't good. Then you you saw Rand Paul.
Yeah. What do you think he did?
I think it comes across as very angry, which is kind of his MO
That I guess that's now his kind of the way he wants to come
across as fed up with everything. But he has no
control over his voice. His His face looks really taut and
stressed out. I think, no matter what he says, you know, we nice
things. We choose people like we choose, you know, actors. And
now he has no he has the personality of a dish rag. It's
not gonna work, you know
that he is going to be he's, he's being obviously misled by
his campaign manager who showed up on the Chris Matthews show,
and clay and claimed he won the debate. Excellent. What was this
a
connector. Did you guys plan early on? You're going to take
on the Donald, right out of there, right out of the bat, you
went after him? Well, I
think Senator Paul, he won the debate in the first two minutes
where he was the only candidate willing to hold Trump
accountable for saying, Hey, I didn't run as a third party and
handed the White House to Hillary Clinton.
You know, Trump is brilliant with this. So for those who
didn't see it, they started off the debate by saying anyone who
will not pledge Yes, which is you might as well just put the
spotlight on Donald Trump and say, Hey, we're gonna make you
look like a douche.
Well, Megan talked about this. And she said that they had
discussed whether or not Trump would do this, they'll had bet
said he would. But why wouldn't you take advantage Trump had the
most minutes he had over 11 minutes of talking time, which
was one minute above Jeb Bush, who was actually second even
though no one would notice.
Just to finish what they were talking about. It was if you
Will you pledge that you will not run as an Independent. Raise
your hand if you do not want to take the pledge, which was even
worse, because it's the reverse of saying, Hey, who's gonna
pledge and everyone's hand would go up, except for Trump now is
just Trump singled out in the middle of the stage. Yeah. And
it's brilliant. Because this keeps this he holds the
Republican Party hostage by saying I could go independent at
any time. I think it's a brilliant strategy.
I agree. And it also gave him the first shot at talking for
the night he's like, get to set the set the pace. Yes, I'll talk
if I get it. We'll give it some other guy should have lifted his
and I want to talk. Now they gave it to Trump. So Trump took
over the thing right there I'm sure did and except, you know,
again, he had a big F next to him and it was all and then you
had Fox completely doing everything they could to blast
the guy and Fox is totally corrupt in this. And anyone who
doesn't see this is nuts, but they arrived they actually were
blast they made all the Republicans get a big F. The
best one that came out was Carly Fiorina have her closing and she
got by the way, cut off the show. Got a huge round of
applause at the end of this, but it was very it was the best of
all the closings anyone did. Verse was the best. She targeted
Hillary Clinton properly. And she's actually said nobody else
that I recall, actually said thank you. At the end after
she'd closed her. After she did her close.
Thank you. Carly Fiorina closing statement. Hillary Clinton lies
about Benghazi, she lies about emails, she is still defending
Planned Parenthood and she is still her party's front runner.
2016 is going to be a fight between conservatism. And a
democrat party that is undermining the very character
of this nation. We need a nominee who is going to throw
every punch, not pull punches, and someone who cannot stumble
before he even gets into the ring. I am not a member of the
political class, I am a conservative, I can win this
job. I can do this job. I need your help. I need your support.
I will with your help and support lead the resurgence of
this great nation. Thank you. Thank you.
She worked. She of course works for HBO,
HBO right. Now, just by contrast, since I do have the
clip, and as always one of my favorites now, Lindsey Graham.
Here's his closure that's supposed to like convince us to
vote for him.
Senator Graham.
We need somebody ready to be commander in chief on day one
who understands that or no moderates in Iran, they've been
killed a long time ago, that the Ayatollah is a radical jihadist
who really means it when he chants Death to America Death to
Israel, in this deal is given him a pathway to bomb a missile
to deliver it, and money to pay for it all. We need a president
who can solve our problems bring us together. We're becoming
Greece if we don't work together. At the end of the day,
ladies and gentlemen, our best days are ahead of us all if we
work together. And I intend to put this country on a path of
success by working together and doing the hard things that
should have been done a very long time ago.
Good query.
Unbelievable.
Okay, I got another my, my second and only other Trump
clip. Another reason why I think Americans of all political
persuasions just have to agree with some of the things the guy
says,
Mr. Trump, it's not just your past support for single payer
health care. You've also supported a host of other
liberal policies, you've you've also donated to several
Democratic candidates, Hillary Clinton included Nancy Pelosi,
you explained away those donations saying you did that to
get business related favorites. And you said recently, quote,
when you give, they do whatever the hell you want them to do.
You better believe it. So what specifically did they do?
If I asked him if I need him, you know, most of the people on
this stage I've given to just so you understand a lot of money.
Not me.
Was that Huckabee who said Not me, Rubio? Oh, you're welcome to
give me
actually to be clear. Charlie Crist,
not my Charlie. I have
but what does this Charlie Chris thing that's a bit someone's
yelling in the background.
That was Rubio again was Charlie Chris, some kind of curly
Christmas that guy Rubio ran against he was an old political
hack in Florida, they would win and Riley never be defeated.
Remember, party came up and kicked him out.
So Trump is going to say something here, which, as far as
I can tell, is not being explored when someone says
something that's explosive, which of course we've been
saying on this show since we started this show. And everyone
knows this is going on. Everyone understands how campaign
contributions or just contributions to any politicians
fund works. Trump says it there's no discussion about
Donald again,
I hope you will give to me good. Sounds good. Sounds good to me,
Governor. I will tell you that our system is broken. I gave too
many people before this before two months ago, I was a
businessman I give to everybody when they call I give and you
know what, when I need something from them two years later, three
years later, I call them they are there for me. So that's a
broken system. What you get from Hillary Clinton and Nancy
Pelosi? Well, I'll tell you what, with Hillary Clinton, I
said be at my wedding and she came to my wedding. You know
why?
She went away to make her your bitch.
Fantastic. I had no choice because I gave I gave to a
foundation that frankly, that foundation is supposed to do
good. I didn't know her money would be used on private jets
going all over the world grand was and
he said he puts her on notice right there. Brilliant.
Yes, definitely. That's outstanding. And
the way that is spun is well Trump admits to being corrupt.
And then like that one guy said on the Kelly thing could crony
capitalist he never said he was a crony capitalist because he's
not crony capitalist is your major. You don't do any of that
stuff. You just buddies with somebody? Exactly. Thanks. acto.
I had a, I had a dinner in attendance was a millennial. And
of course, I'm very interested in you know, you know, what do
you think of the candidates? And she said, I said, How about
Hillary Clinton? Oh, no. Toxic now this is an 18 year old.
No, I want to interrupt you. There's I've been catching this.
You're going to tell us I've been catching it all over the
news. These Millennials don't like Hillary no
toxic because she stands on the wrong side of women's rights.
And these are all the things that are being said. And so I
said, Well, what about Donald Trump? No, of course not. He's
just crazy. What about Lindsey Graham? Yes. Everybody she knows
is all in on Lindsey Graham. I'm sorry. Bernie Sanders. Lindsey
Graham. Bernie Sanders. Lindsey Knox. I'm sorry, I'm gonna
another old guy being ageist. But yes. And I said, Well, you
know, what is the appeal of Bernie Sanders? Is it the
grandfather things? No, no. Do you are you familiar with I side
with I say what I side with, to know, well, everyone I know is
going to iside with.com. And there is a questionnaire and it
tells you who you side with. And I took this questionnaire and I
did it really honestly. And by no means am I Republican, I'm
certainly not a demo twat. But I go through the questions and
it's it's obviously slanted I think in some way but it may be
really a good questionnaire outcomes 89% eyesight I side
with Donald Trump. And, and I know that not all the things all
the answers I was giving was were by any means all Trump ish.
And it seems that this i side with.com is being used or pushed
upon millennials and they're getting Bernie Sanders out of
it. Interesting, you want to try it? We have to dig into that.
You want to try it? You want to run through it real quick? Sure.
Okay. Now every question also has a How important is this to
you? I'm just going to not not use the slider just leave that
in the middle. I think that's bullcrap. Unless you feel really
something really strongly you let me know we'll turn the
slider. Okay, here we go. Okay, we go. Here we go. What is your
stance on abortion pro choice pro life or other stances? Other
stances other stances? Oh, and then I Oh, that's interesting.
Others you get a submenu. I hadn't seen this ban after first
trimester pro life but allow in cases of rape, incest or danger
to Mother child's health pro choice. I don't agree with it.
But it's not my right. Or the government's to ban abortions,
pro choice but providing birth control sex education, social
service should help reduce the number of abortions or add your
own stance. All the above? Okay, well, that's not possible. Well,
you can't have them all. You have to choose one.
I can't choose one. They're all up. They're all valid. Then
which click the last one? Whatever my amount own ideas.
Okay.
All right. Next. Do you support the legalization of same sex
marriage? Yes. No other stances?
What if you're ambivalent, you can do other stances? Okay, I'll
take other stances
and just add your own stance. Right. You're ambivalent. Should
a business based on religious belief be able to deny service
to a customer? Yes. No other stances?
Well, that's another one. I would also say I have a singular
opinion on. I would take other stances.
This is not going to work. Well, that's what I'm saying. Okay.
The test. Should the government require health insurance
companies to provide free birth control? Yes. No other stances?
I would say no. Should the
US remove references to God from currency, federal buildings,
national monuments and other aspects of government?
No, no.
Should the federal government allow the death penalty?
Yeah, I would say that should
I would say yes, as long as we can televise it, otherwise, it's
not so cool. Should terminally should terminally ill patients
be allowed to end their lives via assisted suicide? My fine
with me? Should the federal government allow states to fly
the Confederate flag? Take fly whatever they want. But listen,
but listen to this. Thank you, because that's the red herring.
Should the federal government allow states to fly the
Confederate flag? They have no say over that. No. Okay. Don't
vote yes. Should the government increase environmental
regulations to prevent global warming?
But go back to their the question on the fly. What did
you check? I said, Yes. The federal government hasn't got a
say in it. Why would I say you're
sorry, then we say that we I'm sorry. You're right. We should
say? Well, there's Yes, each state has the right to display
whichever flag they choose. But it's still a loaded question,
but you can just steal a specious argument Because the
federal government's that's
just okay. We'll just say yes. Okay.
Should the government increase environmental regulations to
prevent global warming? No. Should national parks continue
to be preserved and protected
by the federal government? That's what they are their
national parks, of course,
do you support the use of hydraulic fracking to extract
oil and natural gas resources? Personally? No. Okay. economic
issues, should employers be required to pay men and women
who perform the same work the same salary? Course, should able
bodied mentally capable adults who receive welfare be required
to work? No. Should all welfare recipients be tested for drugs?
No, I think yes. If they're going to share it, should every
person purchasing a gun be required to pass a criminal and
public safety background check?
That's a good one. I would say. Technically, they
shouldn't I say yes, though. But you say no. And I'll say no.
Okay. Do you support increased gun control?
No. Hey, it's
not me asking. It's the survey you get don't get me like, I'm
just asking my
questions. My emotional reflection. Yes. Survey or I am
your Megyn. Kelly. Should there be term limits set for members
of Congress? Yeah. Yes. Health care. Do you support the Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act Obamacare? No. Do you
support the legalization of marijuana? Of course, should the
federal government increase funding of health care for low
income individuals ie Medicaid reassured the federal government
increased funding of health care for low income individuals?
Is there not enough money already? Yes, no
other stances?
I'm gonna put other stances because I Why Why should they
increase it? They're already doing it. Okay.
Where do you sign on education issues? Would you support
increasing taxes on the rich in order to reduce interest rates
for student loans?
This is another other stances there should be no student
loans. Great.
Do you support the adoption of common core national education
standards?
No, please.
foreign policy should that we're almost there to the government
decrease military spending? Yeah. Should foreign terrorism
even
if they audit it and tell us what they're spending this money
on? As we know that Defense Department can't be audited?
Again. This is just what bilinear waste of money.
This is this is a trick questionnaire for millennials.
I'm telling is foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional
rights. Before in terror. No, that's a constitutional issue.
Should the US formally declare war on ISIS?
What? No.
It's bogus. Should illegal immigrants be given access to
government subsidized health care?
Well, they're gonna get health care one way or the other, I
think. Yeah, I was when I went to Canada to get a flu shot like
X number of years back when I was getting flu shots. I use the
Canadian healthcare system. I think the if someone comes
through Yeah, they can use I think you have to answer the
question. I think they have to pay a fee. So make it other
whatever other stances okay.
Do you support stronger measures to increase our border security?
Sure. Okay.
And then today's trending question the last one, which
party do you most identify with? Democrat Republican other
stances so you can do
dependent independent dependent on you to understand where you
Where's where's the libertarian when
you do other stances? You got a submenu which says libertarian
green constitution independent socialist justice, prohibition,
independence and as your own stance, independent independence
independent. Alright, show my results. Alright, ladies and
gentlemen, we are now matching your answers to the candidates.
We are Bernie Sanders. Listen. Wouldn't that be funny? All
right, hold on. We're matching your answers. We're up to 70 80%
done and here it comes. you side with oh, man, seven is a tie
seven. Oh, man, this is great. 76% tie between Marco Rubio and
Mike Huckabee, with a close second tie between Carly Fiorina
and Bobby Jindal. What Hillary Clinton is the bottom of your
list with 37% Yeah,
that's that's good. That's the good news. At least I got that
part. Right. I already showed why wouldn't vote for Rubio.
He's an idiot.
Five years put that under other stances. He's, he's an idiot.
And Jindal is just that he's just kind of a milquetoast guy.
I don't go so pocket. He's a religious BS a Baptist minister.
I'd never vote for him. You know, when some religious guy in
the white house like that he's funnier though, and he's very
polished. So
Donald Trump is low on your list, and Bernie Sanders is even
below Trump. Okay, yeah. Anyway, so this is what the Millennials
are using as their guide.
Well, there's a lot of questions in there that are trick,
obviously. And they're trap questions. Yeah. And if people
really thought about these questions they Dan all most
people I think would answer almost identical to what I just
did. Yeah. It's the
way I said probably. Oh, Rubio's got a fighting chance then.
Ruby. Here's the problem that I have with the Ruby. He looks
like he's 18. That doesn't matter. It's being ageist. No,
no, it is totally ages because he just does not look. He
doesn't have I mean, yeah, on the debate thing, he looked
pretty good. I've Devo. I've seen him sit down on some of
these sit down shows like that crazy show in the morning, in
the morning with whatever it was Brzezinski and the kid and he's
dead. He acts like a kid. It's just not mature.
Do you want to do more? Or can I wind us up with a
finish? I do have one more thing. Donate one left, I
think yeah, I got one last thing to share. But okay, well,
let me just play this last thing. This was kind of a little
off topic, but they're talking about the debates and and again,
we have Shields and Brooks and both of them think she Brooks
says he does on the PBS NewsHour, Brooke says that
Trump's not a real candidate and he just loves them off and
laughs him off doesn't care. Who was supposed he represents the
Democrats or Republicans, the Democrats shields the dole
hangdog looking guy, he, he thinks Trump blew it. He's not
gonna He's gonna lose all his numbers. Nobody's gonna support
him anymore after the stupidity that he showed in the debate.
And in the process. He somehow insults JUDY WOODRUFF who is
there questioning him? And Woodruff you unfortunately is
better to watch it. She's kind of smiling at the beginning. And
then she's glaring at him. And she she's very stern looking.
She's very annoyed by what he has to say
who were tough. They really did. And I, I really think he made a
serious mistake by going retaliating attacking Megyn
Kelly, first of all, when she asked me about his comments
about women is misogynist comments. First of all, Fox News
is the validator. It's the gatekeeper for Republicans,
particularly conservative voters. And you don't go after
it isn't like you're attacking Chuck Todd, or JUDY WOODRUFF For
some member of the liberal elite establishment. You're attacking
the mother church? Well,
let's make a distinction. I'm not part of the liberal.
No, I'm talking about by the definition of conservative
America.
You know, the funny thing is that this whole Donald Trump is
a misogynist, hates women says horrible things was rude to
Megyn Kelly, Fox News, by definition is rude to women.
There's only babe show me one ugly hag on Fox News. And then
they can have something to talk about. They have nothing but
beautiful women. And they're also smart, but they're all
beautiful. Yeah. And it's sexy, and they dress sexy, and it's so
lovely. Oh, man. And then I tried to find all of these other
instances where Donald Trump had said horrible things about
women. And there really aren't any.
I there was this website did the same thing. There's a website
that identified supposedly these comments they were all about
Rosie O'Donnell, except for one or two and, and but they they
tried to make Trump look like he's constantly he's an
insulting guy. Yeah. So you know, you're you just assume
he's just doing this constantly, you know, know that?
Oh, no, but that's the way so the only person being honest and
real for my money was Donald Trump. And that's why he's
dangerous. Everybody else is playing the game. And we're so
used to it that people are just all in that it's jarring when
someone just doesn't play the game. It just comes out with
something else. And that's what I like about him. I really do.
It's very entertaining. He brightens my life. I'm glad I'm
glad Donald Trump has in my life. He brings laws
very flop of politics bring
the what? Fosbury What's the fun,
very good guy. This was during the Olympics, I would say the
Olympics for the American gamer some of this guy I think it's
from the University of Oregon. reinvented high jumping. Oh,
high jumping used to always be the You always used to do it.
Even when I was a kid it was the jump over a high bar you do the
scissors you rise up in the air is how you jump as high as you
can and you bring one leg up, drop it and then you bring the
other leg up and drop it and that was
then later turned to going over backwards over your back and
kind of aren't very,
very flop because what changes every time to any technology
changes you have to be on the lookout for a change in
methodology involving the technology. In this case, they
change from a a sod does like a sawdust of wood chip pit two a
big foam thing, right?
Yes.
And so once the foam thing showed up,
then you could do the different jump you could jump over
backwards head first. Correct you would kill yourself If you
were doing on the side, that's right,
if you did it in the sawdust, but with the big foam thing, you
just bounce off the foam. And this reinvented the whole model.
And it was funny to watch this guy who wasn't that good at it.
But he won because he was good enough. And then when the real
superstars the real athletes started to do it, then the
records are just flying. It was just the old records, old
scissors record her joke is what's going on out there
in the wild now. Now this is so good that I went looking as deep
as I could to see if if if these two women if they were somehow
their shields are being paid, but I could not find it. This is
the viewers view. And this is to black women of middle age. And
one is doing a lot of the talking and the other ones and
her job apparently is to go right. That's right. Oh, yeah,
hell yeah. You know, one of those. And they did this nine
minute YouTube video about Donald Trump.
Have you seen the call in response column response?
There you go. And so there's they're stumping for Trump. I
pulled just about a minute 15 of these minutes, you would think
these would be the typical people who would not want to
vote for Trump.
Donald Trump is a shot call follow up board. He went to that
board and to take measurements
to pick out the color he wants to pick up the price another
thing to know whether it was going to be a picket fence or
still was down there and stuff but I doubt fence because he
knows support that Damn boy. He got his own money. Yeah, that's
another thing I'd like for him. Yeah, don't don't buddy got the
grease his palm. He don't have to do that. I don't listen, we
look at at Donald Trump, Republicans, Democrats,
independents. We are looking at Donald Trump. Let me tell you
why. Because people are tired of the media. Yeah, we are tired of
the other Democratic Party, holding people High School.
Always trying to be politically correct. Donald Trump don't want
to be politically correct. He wants to stay. Yeah, he wants to
tell the truth. Because that's what's gonna set us all free.
Stop in the trial, I suggest you are go ahead and stop for the
chop. are now looking at Mr. Donald Trump to be our next
president?
It was they got the stump for the Trump I was like, this has
got to be something that's orchestrated, I could not find
it. It's very possible when
he hits. Yeah, maybe organic?
Well, when you think about certainly, the immigrant of this
is an immigrant immigrant country was supposed to be but
if you really look at what people who come to America
thinking that this is where you can do it this anybody can be
successful. Anybody can be a millionaire billionaire. And you
can be president, this guy is embodying what America kind of
stood for. I think it's working.
Yeah, I'm not arguing this. And I don't.
But I don't understand John White whenever I say this, and
of course, I'm prepared. Whenever I say this pube teases
scam, it's fun to share. Based on what, based on what this
seems legit. He's even just when I was a businessman, he knows
that I'm a politician. You know, unless this this is truly the
biggest deal he's ever put together. And he's going to scam
us in some horrific way. But I don't
going to profit from this. Anyway, sure. There's no losing.
Whether it gets anywhere or not, I don't think he's gonna get
anywhere because there's too many very negative forces that
are lined up at strategizing as we speak against him in very
advanced ways. I mean, those big F is a good example. Definitely.
And this is good. I think if he can survive this and get out
without being permanently tarnish, but not get the
nomination or maybe be nominated for vice president, which I
don't think he takes, it would be wise to take, because that
would be the springboard, or actually he doesn't need to get
that either. But he still needs it as a springboard for 2020
because it's at that point, if my theory is correct, which is
we're going to get a bonehead in office in this 2016 site.
And that would be what kind of bonehead would that be? That's
Elizabeth Warren still you think?
Yeah, I'm still sticking with her. But Hillary would be, you
know, a good choice. I would just be very disappointed if
Carly Fiorina got in and won, because there's no way that
you're going to get around this economic situation that is going
to collapse the economy in the next year or two. There's just
it's just obvious to everybody this is going to happen. But
it's going to ruin the person even though they can, you know,
kind of come out of it. This but it's going to ruin that person's
future in terms of political in terms of politics and then 2020
comes along, that's where Trump or somebody comes in and takes
over. All right. Well, again, you know, this is a board that
I've been studying for the last 1015 years, the
only the only things that were really that stood out for me was
that my Amazon Echo kept kicking in whenever someone said
elections. And that would then that was it. It seems stupid.
It's stupid. It's it's an insult to our intelligence. But of
course, you look you look at the ratings bingo. Spot on. That is
Donald Trump bringing in the ratings. Yeah, he's a ratings
bonanza.
There was no debate, except when there were two guys yelling at
each other. And that wasn't even a debate. It was like Christie
and Moran going at each other. And that was just stupid. And
again, Christie, as far as I'm concerned, is eliminated because
he sounds like a war monger. If he asked me
and I'll remind everyone that this is so rigged, because
there's only two debate sides, you get the Democrats and the
Republicans and that's all you get. You don't get independents,
you don't get green. No one's in primetime. So the scam has
started, this is where it starts. There is no honesty in
American in the American electoral process. Sorry.
It's a total scam.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you John C. Dvorak.
In the morning to you Adam curry in the morning all ships at sea
boots on the ground, feet in the air subs in the water and all
the days and nights out there in the morning
to everyone in the chat room. No agenda stream.com voicing their
opinions loudly. We're failing. John, we're failing here. So the
chatroom says, You guys are failing. You guys if you guys
are failing. Yes. In the morning to rob lit. How
are we failing? By the way? I
don't know. Because we're, we're not? I don't know. I don't know.
We I remember one of our tour one of my Twitter followers as
who's been on a lot. She says, Oh, I hope you guys are going to
spend a whole show talking about the debate. Yeah, I
don't think so. This is already too long.
This is why we've gone too long. We're
stopping it now. Yeah, and there's one there was really
nothing to deconstruct other than what we just did. I think
you're right. And we're we're good. We're done. So Rob little
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kind of a male female bathroom sign. Male or female next to
each other a little stick figures with the head and then
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head. Yeah, we debated that as being a little creepy. I
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so since Trump was being you know, heralded as the misogynist
of our era, and we have this war on men, which is again, it's
it's the entire talking point of the the Democrats is to you
know, the Republicans hate women just hate him. But we would
rather masturbate as Republicans than actually have sex with
women. That's how much we hate him. It's obvious. And as a part
of this, we've been following this thermostat thing. And I
made a call out on Thursday show I said, Look, I need to see
this. This report that these two Dutch researchers came out with,
which begat this entire conversation. It because it
costs $125 If you want to get it from, from whatever the from, I
guess its nature something.
Yeah, that's fantastic survey of 16 people. Well, there thanks
for taking the punch line. Oh, sorry. Yeah, that so I read
through the whole document. And then at the bottom, it says
measured data. The data for the analysis were obtained in the
context of a larger study performed in our laboratory on
thermal preference in young adult females. During the study,
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They had no control group. And they had 16 Women this this
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Here's the problem I have. They wanted how much money for this
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Are you kidding me? And I don't believe it's peer reviewed yet.
So I'm sure
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guess what in the business of installing and maintaining air
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Are you gonna let me read the Trotsky one?
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producer Nick, who was LEED certified. He says, you know,
this is really, really so stupid. I'm just paraphrasing
what he's saying. But cooling systems in most buildings are
crappy because they're cheap. But really what they are
intended to do is D humidify. These buildings by over cooling
the air for long periods of time. This is why it has to be a
reasonably low temperature, otherwise you get mold and all
kinds of crap. And that's what these guys do when they install
them. But also, in modern buildings thermostats are change
based upon the stance of the Sun around the building because it
heats up in different different portions. And this guy saying,
look, we've been doing this for a long time. Yes, I agree with a
lot of people who say that body temperatures change or differ
between people, certainly between men and women, but also
between men and men. But then the best email came in from Sir
David Trotsky.
Oh, well, thank you. David trots, Sir David Trotsky writes,
guys, I have been, I've been doing heating and air
conditioning in Chicago all my life alongside my father. There
is no standard setting for the air conditioning or heat. If
someone ever complains, they just adjust it. Which by the
way, my experience, I think that's true. Also, all offices
have multiple zones for different temperatures and
different different areas. Sorry, mainly for the sun moving
around the building, we just discussed that. I thought we'd
like you'd like this part. If a woman ever complained about
being too cold. My father would ask if they had coffee. And if
she could go get it. While she was gone, my father would mount
a thermostat on the wall that did nothing. It was connected to
nothing. When she returned, my father would explain that she
can control her own temperature now, there were always they were
always grateful and never had a call back. My father would throw
the coffee away because he never drank coffee. He called this the
placebo thermostat.
And, and it worked worked perfectly. Yeah. And I got a lot
of emails from men saying that the women were keeping it
purposely cold. I mean, the whole thing is just, I don't
even understand except for the money aspect, which you're right
about that. But 60 though and I think they were Dutch women in
Dutch office buildings, it's it doesn't even adhere to to
American building codes. 16 people in the whole study and
this and this. Viral outrage ensues. Follow us.
Beyond viral outrage. It was on every single news show nightly
news. We're talking about national network news. 16 person
study, they did it and it was all aimed at just oh man can
show the temperature these horrible men are trying to
freeze us. I have to wear a sweater in the office because of
these horrible men they needed to hot. Yeah. Or they need to
cold them in need to cold they need to which again, in my
experience is just the opposite.
Yeah, I agree.
My experience is women like a little hotter than the men do.
Well, and I'm sorry, like the older said the other day all
confused. Forget everything. I said she likes it freezing.
Let's put it that way,
as I hear that about her. So as as the United States Congress,
including the Senate were taken off, they're gone now. Right
that they're on? They're on break? Yeah, they should be.
Yeah, they tried to sneak one through now. The cybersecurity
bill stalled in the Senate. That's the see is a the sharing
agreement. So that'll have to wait, that wasn't so surprising.
But they tried to sneak one by, which did get stopped in the
intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2016. And there
were two general provisions in this. And of course, I read it
for you. In this particular bill, and the one is section
603. Here we had another section that there was 215. On the
previous was it on the on the on the Patriot Act Section 215.
This is Section 603 requirement to report terrorist activity and
the unlawful distribution of information relating to
explosives. Duty to Report whoever while engaged in
providing an electronic communication service or a
remote computing service to the public through a facility or
means of interstate or foreign commerce, obtains actual
knowledge of any terrorist activity, including the facts or
circumstances described in Section C, shall as soon as
reasonably possible provide to the appropriate authorities the
facts or circumstances of the alleged terrorist activities.
This is a big fu to Silicon Valley. If everybody knows that
there's crap on Twitter, everybody knows that someone
posts some crap onto Facebook. Of course, they know what's
going on they they do nothing but but troll your behavior all
day long. And now they're being told if you find out about
something you are obliged to tell us.
I don't know if it's an fu to the whole valley is definitely
an fu to these social networks.
Well, what else is out there have any important Silicon
Valley's
Chip companies or semiconductors. Okay, all right,
but you get the idea. So, so this did not pass, but it's
stalled because they have to go come back with amendments, but I
thought that was tricky. Everyone's looking at the Bates
everyone's looking at Cecil the lion. Everyone's looking
whatever they're looking at. Oh, don't look over here. We just
got a little thing over here. Look over here. Nothing to see.
Look at that.
I'll keep my eye on this one for sure to see what happens with
that. After
a couple of interesting little clips here, okay. I want to play
a contrasting clips
where the news report is presented in two different
ways. It kind of different slants. Okay. The first one is
the wire. I'm gonna let me set it up first moment tell you what
the clip is is wild fodder, wildfire report. And then, and
this is Judy Woodruff. The establishment liberal
Apparently, she gives a very accurate report on what's going
on in California because people are very concerned she just has
very straight news read is part of the news rundown.
In California. Hundreds of evacuees from what from a
wildfire north of San Francisco were allowed to return home
today. Firefighters now have the rocky fire nearly half
contained. Since last weekend. The fire has destroyed 43 homes
as it charred nearly 109 square miles. About 12,000 residents
are still under evacuation orders for warnings.
Okay, pretty good. Straight forward. Seems good. Now Amy
Goodman has one but she just can't resist her per agenda and
she has to slip something in in
California. Meanwhile, the largest of many drought fueled
wildfires has grown to 106 square miles crossing highways
and defying attempts to bring it under control. This year is on
pace to become the warmest on
she's predicting the future now. This is great. Yeah. Oh, just
predict the future. Perfect.
Very good III just think that they would just if they played
it straight, and didn't have all these like, you know, liberal
agenda items in their news. They maybe would be successful. I
mean, it's not like they're unsuccessful, but I just don't
think they're doing well.
And well, they have to hurry because we have the big climate
agreement meeting in Paris coming up in November or
December. I think those guys gotta move on.
If it's in December, they gotta move is gonna be freezing.
They're gonna be in Paris. Gotta move gotta move. They should
move it to some time of year when it's boiling hot.
The president. In the meantime went, where was he I think at
American University, some place where I'm sure he would. He
would be received well enough to sell his Iran deal to the
American public. Did you see any of this by any chance?
I have a clip actually. Okay.
Play yours. I got a couple.
All right, well, not much. But this again comes from
Democracy Now. From democracy.
Now. I don't even see the clip is Iran and the fallout is Walk
Run if Yeah, this was his punch line.
President Obama's ramped up his push for Congress to approve the
historic nuclear deal with Iran comparing arguments against the
deal to those hurt in the lead up to the invasion of Iraq. In
his speech Wednesday, Obama said Iranian hardliners who reject
the nuclear deal and chant Death to America are, quote making
common cause with the Republican caucus. Ultimately, Obama said
the decision to support or reject the nuclear deal comes
down to a choice between diplomacy with Iran and war.
Rejection of this deal leaves any US administration that is
absolutely committed to preventing Iran from getting a
nuclear weapon with one another war in the Middle East.
Yeah. So that was that was also my takeaway, but he spread it
out over a couple of different pieces. And I have I've gotten
these clips. He actually put a timeline to when this was going
to take place, if this should stall in the Senate Senate
timeline for the war. Yes, yes. Not once, but twice, once or
twice as you give us the timeline for the war. Now, the
way I'm seeing it, John, based upon your thesis, which I'm in
agreement with, that the plan is to realize the entire Middle
East, it now appears that the President actually does not want
the Senate to ratify this treaty. Because that's when we
get exactly what all the neoconservatives and the nut
jobs and the Atlanticist and everyone who's hanging out with
John Kerry. It's exactly what they want.
It is true that some of the limitations regarding Iran's
peaceful program last only 15 years. But that's how arms
control agreements work in The first assault treaty with the
Soviet Union lasted five years. The first START Treaty lasted 15
years. And in our current situation, if 15 or 20 years
from now Iran tries to build a bomb. This deal ensures that the
United States will have better tools to detect it, a stronger
basis under international law to respond, and the same options
available to stop a weapons program as we have today,
including, if necessary military options. On the other hand,
without this deal, the scenarios that critics warn about
happening in 15 years, could happen six months from now, by
killing this deal, Congress would not merely pave Ron's
pathway to a bomb, it would accelerate it.
Yes, yes, good. This is exactly what we want. He is going to
expand the messaging there. Oh, yeah, at
the time I took office, Iran had installed several 1000
centrifuges, and showed no inclination to slow, much less
halt its progress. Among Us policymakers, there's never been
disagreement on the danger posed by an Iranian nuclear bomb.
Democrats and Republicans alike have recognized that it would
spark an arms race in the world's most unstable region,
yay, and turn every crisis into a potential nuclear showdown. It
would embolden terrorist groups like Hezbollah, and pose an
unacceptable risk to Israel, which Iranian leaders have
repeatedly threatened to destroy. More broadly, it could
unravel the global commitment to Non Proliferation that the world
has done so much to defend.
He's laying it out. This is perfect. This is exactly what we
want.
The question then, is not whether to prevent Iran from
obtaining a nuclear weapon. But how. Even before taking office,
I made clear that Iran would not be allowed to acquire a nuclear
weapon on my watch. And it's been my policy throughout my
presidency, to keep all options, including possible military
options on the table to achieve that objective.
So then he comes back, and he just piles on his own heap of
crap there and says, you know, instead of six months,
and as someone who does firmly believe that Iran must not get a
nuclear weapon, and who has wrestled with this issue, since
the beginning of my presidency, I can tell you that alternatives
to military action will have been exhausted, once we reject a
hard one diplomatic solution that the world almost
unanimously supports.
Now, do you hear what he's saying here, John? He's saying
it as if it's a fact he says once we once we deny this, once
we stop this, here's what's going to happen. He's not saying
if he's saying when, listen again, exhausted? Let me just go
back a little bit.
Who has wrestled with this issue since the beginning of my
presidency, I can tell you that alternatives to military action
will have been exhausted. Once we reject a hard one diplomatic
solution,
that's different than saying, If we reject, you know, I'm saying,
I agree with you now to play play one more time.
It's he's saying when he's not saying when I
firmly believe that Iran must not get a nuclear weapon, and
who has wrestled with this issue since the beginning of my
presidency, I can tell you that alternatives to military action
will have been exhausted once we reject a hard one diplomatic
solution that the world almost unanimously supports. So let's
not mince words, the choice we face is ultimately between
diplomacy or some form of war. Maybe not tomorrow, maybe not
three months from now. But soon,
tonight, if we don't have to wait six months, John, it's soon
it's soon, somewhere, somewhere between three months and six
months. And I take this guy's word at it. Because at the end
of the speech, the Nobel Prize winning professor, he's
professors,
I constantly abused him, I think,
constitutional lawyer who's a lecturer, constitutional lawyer,
but he won the Nobel Peace Prize and when did he win?
Just before he became president? As he was elected? I think he
got it right away before he was inaugurated. Yeah. Before was
inaugurated. That's
it. He's very proud of his record on peace. As Commander
in Chief, I have not shied away from using force when necessary.
I have ordered 10s of 1000s of young Americans into combat.
I've sat by their bedside, sometimes when they come home
I've ordered military action in seven countries.
Right on seven beach. Get it go. There's your Nobel Peace seven
bitches, seven, counting seven.
Not to mention the drownings.
Well, that's what he's talking about. He's talking About
drownings, seven, the seven are Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen,
Somalia, Libya, and Iraq. And now of course Syria.
There are times when forces necessary for Iran does not
abide by this deal. I'll kick their head so that we don't have
an alternative.
He's a war monger. Oh, happy about his seven seven countries.
He's bombed. The Yeah, so
Walmart was doing that. Yeah. But once you got the Peace Price
became a war monger.
It's just unconscionable. Oh, well, maybe we're the only ones
to hear this.
It seems as though we're at least in the minority, and I
don't think anybody else is picked up on this. Let's let him
get nukes that way. The Saudis are gonna have to get me then
you've got to buy a lot of our stuff. We're going to sell tons
and tons of armaments all throughout the Middle East. And
then they're gonna blow each other up and they're gonna make
a mess. And we're gonna go in there and bid rebuild it after
the radiation subsides.
Which could be a number of decades. Yeah, but still Yeah,
exactly.
Okay, is that clean up price they can use, they can use
immigrant labor to sweep up the mess. Yeah, no, this is not
good. fits in with the whole cycle of things. And yeah, I
think they're I didn't that first thing I thought and I
still think it's, it's something they can approve. But with
people like douchebags like Lindsey Graham, Lindsey Graham,
and that one little species, if you've paid attention to her
when he's talking about all he talks about as Iran, he says the
moderates are all dead, you know, the Iran is most is 50% of
the population are young people who love the United States, they
love
their iPhones, they love everything. They love all that
stuff. I
love Spotify. If I was Taylor, Swift, Taylor Swift, big Taylor,
Swift Fans, all that sort of thing. We're paying no attention
to this. And we're just gonna let them blow each other up.
Because who gives a crap? Even though there's probably more
money to be made in selling iPhones than all these
armaments, but you know, it's a different different industry.
Meanwhile, I'm keeping my eye on Greece, and whatever else is
happening in Euro land. And there's a lot of things that are
just not getting placed, certainly here in the United
States, because of the reality show known as the presidential
election. And we have a continued immigrant crisis in
Greece. In fact, the refugee arrival numbers have increased
by 750%. over last year, we've got what's going on and the
other side of the channel on the French side and Callay there's
1000s of people in makeshift makeshift camp, all trying to
jump into trucks and underneath trucks and one guy walked the
whole Chan, the old channel tunnel 39 long walk, he almost
made it through and it's yeah, and there's trains whizzing by
Nigel Farage said something about this in the EU. Starfleet
Command meeting
is a security Su. And as I say, I take Islamic State very
seriously. They say they're going to flood Europe with half
a million of their fighters. Well, that sounds to me to be
rather an exaggeration. But imagine if it's 5000. Imagine if
it's 500. Imagine that you'll get 50. So there has to be some
memes where you can find out who was genuine or not. And just
saying to anybody that arrived in a boat, in Greece, or in
Italy, you can stay is a policy of disaster. Yeah,
very disappointing to hear him bring ISIS into that. Why?
Because he's saying that the that the Islamist, I did not
hear that didn't get the memo about ISIS saying, Oh, we're
going to send all our fighters over there. These are people who
need are desperately trying to get out of this shithole of a
continent. We were the Chinese, ourselves, even Russians,
everyone's in there trying to grab the African goods. And
he's, you know, these people they need to be helped.
Well, I don't know what they're gonna be able to do that. I
think they're, they're too stretched to help anybody,
especially the Italians. But let's listen to this report,
which is the immigration report, which discusses a little meme
I've noticed floating around is, especially amongst the
hardliners as Australia knows what they're doing. Australia is
dealing with this properly.
In news from Europe and overcrowded fishing boat
carrying as many as 700 migrants capsized in the Mediterranean
Sea off the coast of Libya Wednesday, at least 25 people
died and as many as 100 more fear to have drowned. According
to Italian officials. Human rights groups say at least 2000
Migrants have died this year trying to cross the
Mediterranean to reach Europe. Meanwhile, Australian officials
have announced they've turned away more than 600 asylum
seekers at sea under harsh border controls enacted under
Prime Minister Tony Abbott. In addition to turning away boats,
Australia has also sent migrants who do reach Australian shores
to long term detention camps on the islands of Papua New Guinea.
And now Roo.
Let's just set them to Devil's Island.
Screw. We have no compassion
Bicha those know those camps or something?
Yeah, I'll bet. Meanwhile, a new bill assessed this passed yet.
Yeah, I think it's passed the House of Representatives, HR
237, which allows the Secretary of State at his own discretion
to make a determination that an American citizen has terrorist
affiliations. And therefore to deny or revoke said citizens
passport, which is so interesting. Seeing as we were
told, although we objected to it, we were told that Edward
Snowden his password passport had been revoked.
But it wasn't.
No. He's you explained it very clearly. You're the one that
you're the go to guy on this. Yeah.
But we looked at everything, and there's no way to revoke it. Now
there's this bill, which will actually allow it to be revoked.
So maybe Snowden is ready to make a move. Mm.
day that's an interesting take. Could be well, this is all about
Snowden.
It will regardless, it will be you'll have exit interviews on
the way out of the country, which is kind of normal. I think
most like in Europe, if you leave, if you leave Europe, they
look at your passport, and they say, Okay, we got you. We know
you left. We don't have that here. Well, and I've never
really understood why
they can about that. You're right, we go into the to the
International Terminal. We have passport control. They make sure
you have a passport so you can leave the country and they just
look at it. I don't know that you don't get questioned you do
good question. When you come in.
When you when when you're leaving the United States,
you're not immigration doesn't look at your passport. You just
get on the plane and go.
I think you're right. I think it's only at the ID sometimes at
the airline looks at it.
Yeah, just to see if you have a valid passport to travel. But
they don't there's no, I don't think there's any, maybe there
is
no, there's no computer check. I
don't think it is now.
I mean, it's up to the no fly lists, which are what you get
looked at it when you buy the ticket.
But of course this is a tyrannical move. Say you can't
leave the country. Well,
you can't leave the country. Well, that's what Ron Paul
suggested years ago. But building that big fence was to
keep people in the village to leave the country if you're a
felon, which I've always thought peculiar. What he means so you
want him to leave the country, I get these felons out of here,
it's never made sense to me send him to Mexico. Just never made
sense.
We highlighted the selective eating disorder as an actual
disorder, which is approved by the DSM five.
By the way, I would like somebody to look through the DSM
five and find the disorder where kids in particular, but I think
adults too, don't like to have the food touch each other.
I don't know if it's in their selective eating, of course, is
known to us. And we've and I brought this up on the show when
we talked about texture issues and and not just women, but men
also seem to have some of this although predominantly, it seems
to be a female issue. Of now comes the news children who are
picky eaters may have bigger problems than a lack of a well
balanced diet. As this new study, researchers from Duke
University assess the eating habits of 1000 preschoolers aged
two to five, they visited the children in their homes and
asked their parents or other caregivers a battery of
questions about the youngsters behavior. And they also checked
in with a subgroup of nearly 200 kids that they've been doing it
annually. And the conclusion is, children who had to be counted
as picky eaters, children had to do more than just shun broccoli
and other foods that kids typically don't like. If they
limited their eating to that, by the way, I don't think that's
true, if they limited their eating to a range of preferred
foods that were considered to have a moderate case of
selective eating. And in that range of foods, if it was it was
so narrow, that was hard for them to eat with other people,
which could come close to your food touching each other, their
selective eating was labeled severe. And this now according
to this study, says this behavior could indicate that
young child has psychiatric problems that need to be
addressed.
Drug them, yo.
They're saying it's though likely symptoms of depression
anxiety, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder known as
ADHD Eat. And yes, the solution for that is drugging them. Good
work
always good work. Talking about drugs. I thought this report was
kind of interesting. And make sense. Consider all these
records that keep it getting broken and all the rest. This is
the doping athletes. Little. I think we knew this all along.
They guess they don't catch many of them.
The world anti doping agency says an independent commission
will investigate allegations of widespread use of illegal
substances in international athletics. German broadcaster
ARD, has reported that more than 800 athletes had suspicious
blood test results between 2001 and 2012. The reports are based
on data leaked from the International Association of
Athletics Federation,
I'm shocked I tell you I just shocked shocked I had no idea
it was it was leaked a day. And what it indicates to me is that
they're covering up you know, they selectively enforce these
laws, these doping laws, so they get the right people to win
these competitions or to
get annoying people like Lance Armstrong out. Well, that could.
Yeah, well, that was a vendetta, the guy who went after Armstrong
that was a vendetta. Now of course Armstrong fucked up but
it's it was still that he that guy was going after him big
time.
Well, who probably had a meeting with him and Armstrong probably
is a dick.
This is a this is how we talk in Austin. We don't say he's a
dick. We still we still kind of like him in Austin. Lance. Hey,
man, how you doing?
Oh, is he from Austin? Is he?
He's in Austin. Yeah, this is all operations in Austin. Oh, I
didn't. That's what we're a big bike. I
knew that. But I don't.
Yeah, we're a big biking town for that very reason.
Oh,
I guess we had unnamed sources within the Pentagon who were
claiming that the Russians, our good friend, Putin had been
responsible for hacking the Joint Chiefs of Staff unsecured
email system. And it's not specified exactly what happened.
But the system has been shut down for two weeks now. The hack
occurred, allegedly, on July 28. It could have hacked it uh,
yeah, but here are I just picked up to CNN. Pentagon
officials now believe the Russia is the prime suspect behind a
cyber attack on an email system used by the Joint Chiefs. Here's
NBC US officials telling NBC News that Russia launched a
sophisticated cyber attack against the Pentagon's Joint
Staff, unclassified email system.
Alright, then let's go straight to the horse's mouth. And as
Josh Earnest spokes hole for the White House, was Did Russia
really do this? I
think what is prompting the news is that there are sources
attributing this attack to one specific country and I'm just
not in a position to do that. I can't promise you that we'll be
in a position at any point in the future to make a grand
pronouncement about who may have been responsible for this
particular intrusion.
So whose point of that is is a government officials
unnamed? unnamed sources,
Ernest is gonna say I'm not this is This is bull cram. This is
like No, I never said that. In fact, I made it very clear that
we weren't going to name the country because we weren't sure
Yeah, yeah, this is plausible deniability. Yeah,
so you had CNN and NBC are both saying Oh, we got it from
sources inside the Pentagon so much.
They won't say anything because they don't want to sit dig
brushes. Hey, you guys are telling No no, that was the news
media. That wasn't us. We never said anything. I don't know what
they're talking about. We're not blaming you Yeah, exactly. scam
that it
that's a that's that okay,
I got some I got a couple ask Adam kind of things.
Do we need the jingle?
I think so.
Okay. You want to play the jingle first return which clip
is this clip or is it just there's two clips. Alright, it's
time for Ask Adam.
Okay, the first one is what's new on the PBS NewsHour. Let me
preface it. Now they've changed their style. They're trying to
modernize. So they're more hip and modern, right?
This this is driven by
the Bill and Melinda Gates from Anambra money, even though
they've jumped through hoops for these two people to change the
show, and it was fine by the way, the way it was it presented
the news in a very objective way. It doesn't need to be
Jazzy. And so that but they've
changed it. So what is jazzier about it?
Well, you the sets are completely redone and they got
you yet to watch this thing. It can get big, big big jibs coming
in from the top are flying everywhere. And now they also
adding certain sound effects. Cool. Not too extreme. In fact,
it seems kind of lame. She if you can tell me what's a little
different in this particular segue,
the s&p was down more than 1%. Still to come on the news our
memorable moments from last night's Republican debate.
Dum Dum Dum Dum.
It was so yeah to play to get it's so lame. Don't
we have a couple of these ourselves? We experiment we
don't have anything this lame. Yeah, that is true. I mean, we
have well, it's a play that again.
1%. Still to come on the news, our memorable moments from last
night's Republican debate.
Man now also on PBS. This, this is Charlie Rose. I just
discussed him a minute. I mean, he's been working his butt off.
I've never been a big fan of Charlie Rose's. But he I have to
admit, he is one of the hardest working man in show business.
And so he's been doing this Charlie Rose interview show on
PBS for decades. He produces it himself. So he made make
something out of it. He's gouges a bunch of these, these
foundations and all the rest. You get you see people on there
that donate to the show, you know, the John and Doerr
Foundation. And then John Doerr is on the show. Hey, oh, how
does that work? Yeah, yeah. So you see a lot of this sort of
thing. And it started as just an element of corruption. So
Charlie can keep his finances and intact and so then he got
the morning show on CBS. Hold
on a second John transition. Okay. Yes, you get the morning
show
on CBS. And that, I think it was going to eat just to beef it up
because he was he was dying and, and he came in as a wizened old
expert, he actually is really good on that show as one of
these guys. But again, he still does his other show. And now he
doesn't have to do the morning show. We have to get him four in
the morning to get to the studio on time. So he's killing
himself. But he's now making millions. So big. So guy is on a
roll decides to take on a third show. And this is it. He's not
working hard enough. So he takes his as his weekend show called
this week. And I think there's other money being made here,
because at the end of this show, and it starts off, and here's,
you know, he has a bunch of it's kind of a news summary show and
it's not really that good. But at the end, he says, and here's
the important events. The end he's any at the end of the show
is that the important events this week that you should be
aware of, and then he does two, three, maybe four important
events, national important a national event that that you
should all be aware of, and I listen to these events. I go,
Wait a minute.
I'm gonna start using effects to transition
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I was never a traditional mom. But I am a musician. And I'd
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constantly
he's promoting a phish concert schedule
in Elkhorn.
I mean, there was a guy at the Chicago Earth Wind Fire concert
went to who was handing out flyers but to have Charlie Rose
try and get me to go to fish this is no.
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I'm Charlie Rose. We'll see you next time.
Well, let's do a little transition out there.
Okay, so let's get this straight. A movie, starring
Meryl Streep was the
only one what was the movie? What was the movie? It was that
Rosie and the flash or whatever it's called Rosie and the flash
is something like that. But she plays a singer and you know just
to show that she can sing. So that's the thing. Then a phish
concert in Elkhorn, Indiana. Everyone should in the country
should be aware of this in case you want to fly in the Cuyahoga
or Elkhorn, because, you know, there is no other band in the
entire country that's opening this way. There's no you know,
Shania Twain Syntyche Enya? geneia phase Hill, she's not
going to do anything and none of that nobody but fish. And then
the this crazy comedy show that's beginning on TV. Do you
think that there's some, like Entertainment Tonight payments
going on for this sort of native?
I'm actually thinking what is related to Sony? Charlie Rose is
CBS. So that's Sony. I think Elektra Records,
PBS. This is the PBS show this is public broadcasting.
Oh, this is to get their ratings up for the advertising sweeps
week or some Tom song what
they're not gonna get the ratings up by promoting a phish
concert and l porn, Indiana.
Bill and Melinda Gates are behind these things. You know,
maybe they'd maybe they're big fish heads.
I'm just thinking this is the most corrupt thing I've ever
heard on PBS. I mean, it is totally corrupt. So what's going
on this week? Well,
then let me pile jump. Since you started since you were tracking
this, I'll do my own little version of the segment. As
discussed, predicted and agreed to on this very program.
Well, the lawsuit claims that that morning, which was January
31 2015, Nick Gordon came home from this all night cocaine and
drinking binge and then watch this camera footage of Bobbi
Kristina where apparently he heard a conversation that she
had had with a friend saying Nick Gordon wasn't the man that
she thought he was and that's when the lawsuit says that they
got into this loud argument. The lawsuit claims that Nick Gordon
screamed at Bobbi Kristina accusing her of cheating, going
so far as to call her a whore he also called her a bitch. The
argument lasted for 30 minutes and then everything got quiet.
Now the lawsuit claims that Gordon gave Bobbi Kristina this
toxic cocktail rendering her unconscious and then put her
face down in a tub of cold water causing her to suffer brain
damage. The lawsuit goes on to say understand that the
defendant then came out of the master bedroom wearing a
different set of clothing than he was wearing. Prior to his
argument with Bobbi Kristina got in bed and laid his head on some
female guests ankle another woman who was in the house and
stated now I want a pretty little white girl like you that
is a direct quote Anderson from
Nice. G
What the hell
was that? That's That's my sound effect. That's mine.
It's no I'm not talking about the sound of the story. I don't
know anything about this. I do not follow this. Yes, you
did. Because you brought this up two shows ago and you said yes.
Yes you did. But I say you said what's going on? I said well she
she was killed Of course he was killed for her money this guy he
was adopted I think by by Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown
and oh we're talking about all right
the girl
Yes. Yeah.
Yeah, law already lost that. Water under the bridge. I was
against a corrupt just for the money.
Alright, let's transition on that. I'm liking this.
You think it was? I liked that when you should combine it you
should actually produce something. Now work? Okay. Yes,
work instead of standalones can be a boon down. But um, but
I can always do.
The kind of work I don't like that, that. You know, tar hit,
you know, every time I hear it, I think I think 1960s or
whatever
9619 68 is calling. They want their Beatles back? Yes. This is
Ken Blackwell. And Ken Blackwell is from again, another group,
the most of the groups I checked out for today's show kind of
checked out to be okay. Is from the Family Research Council
would take about $30 million, according to the 990 filing that
don't you know, the guy seems to be, you know, on the up and up.
But again, we see another person on television. I think this was
from C span. And when those Question and Answer shows,
talking about Planned Parenthood and its history,
and would you agree with pro life activists of black pro life
activists, that minorities are being targeted for abortions by
Planned Parenthood and other providers?
You know, I think in general, low income citizens and women in
particular are being targeted. And minorities because many
minorities have a disproportionate number of their
population and a low income status or low hanging fruit for
the abortionist. And so I think when you couple that with the
fact that the founder of Planned Parenthood was Margaret Sanger,
and Margaret Sanger was not only a twisted eugenicist, she was a
racist and And she thought blacks were inferior. And that
if you in fact, could get rid of that inferior strain of human
species, everybody would be better off.
That's startling. You think that culture is still press
startling,
startling, startling? How could that culture be? Wherever Do you
think I mean, kind of like Apple has a culture that is still
ongoing. In that
organization.
Unfortunately, the folks who have tried to run of faith out
of the pub and got out of the public square the folks who have
chased prayer out of our public schools, the folks who have
turned marriage on its head, as a sacred institution, they in
fact, have reduced this down to an economic proposition or
political proposition. And what they don't know is that it is
also a spiritual battle that we're engaged in. And that's why
we're winning just because we never gave up. After the 73
decision. We've stayed in there on all fronts.
And there you go. Yet again, someone in sent the semi kind of
mainstream talking about the true roots of Planned
Parenthood, where
does he get that they're winning?
Boy, he this guy, it's what he does is he's in a nonprofit
about religious nonprofit. I get it. I think, certainly, I don't
think we're winning. Or there's anybody,
thank you get a mouse in your pocket. Yeah, I
do. Family Research Council, I kind of find this article, it
was, was a professor, I want to say he was at Harvard, or
Stanford. And he had a visiting professor, professor from Japan.
And he was just he was visiting him for six months to study our
democracy, democracy. And the guy as he was leaving for Japan,
he said, you know, the one thing I really learned is that
religion is incredibly important in in a democratic society. And
his reasoning for this was that that is where if you take out
all the Jesus or the Muhammad or the Torah, I would take all that
stuff out of there, what is taught, if you just get beyond
the, you know, I He died for your sins, so just believe it.
Alright, it's okay, believe it, He died for your sins. Okay. We
take that as a given. It teaches people in Sunday school, but
also in sermons, if they're good, right from wrong, and how
that we have in society certain rules that should be adhered to.
But I think really, it comes down to right and wrong, and the
less we have that his assertion is it's eventually you just will
not have a functioning democracy because the only place people
are learning about morals is from television.
Well, the government right is the source of rice television
delivers right?
But I thought it was interesting to that assertion that without
religion, then you won't have enough I think it was without
religion. You won't have enough police to to monitor everything
that will happen. Okay.
It's a throat argue the point not going to argue the point.
It's a throwaway. I know.
I'm gonna show my school but donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
All right. Do a few people to thank for show 746 including
David garaje. Ola. I don't know how to pronounce his name.
Right. Gara Gara, Gara. Gorod, glia,
neuroglia. Gorog. Lea, guar aglia.
That's a big, yeah. Gorog San Francisco million bucks. He's
sent a very long note. And, of course, not necessarily to read
and one of them was about the temperatures, but he did have a
little comment on biking in San Francisco, which I want to
relate. Okay. That was in a demonstration petitioning for
stop signs to be considered YIELD signs for cyclists. He
writes, the hubbub started because the San Francisco Police
Departments ticketing cyclist in the wiggle a well known cycling
path between mission and soma, and the hate instead of doing
something more productive. Oh, instead of as well as waste.
Sorry. Sorry, that was my read. Instead, he was tickling
tickling ticketing people instead of doing something more
productive I biked to work regular and the biggest issue
with the San Francisco traffic is not cyclists. No, although
some are assholes. But the incredibly shitty drivers
something like 50% Won't signal before crossing lanes or
turning. They'll just crossed two lanes 20 yards before the
corner without checking for cyclists in or too busy using
their phones to pay attention. Okay. If you're driving and so
people who've been to San Francisco for the first time,
always have a little trouble dealing with driving in San
Francisco because you have to bring your game up beyond. I'm
visited from experience I've been driving to San Francisco
forever. You have to bring your game up better beyond and better
than taxi cab guys, so you have to be almost as aggressive as
driving in Boston which is I think the most aggressive you
have to be in the entire country. And it's you gotta
Yeah, you gotta go for it and these bicyclists really
shouldn't be on the road. There's just risking life and
limb you
are very anti bike.
Brian warden in Downes, Illinois, at Ada he actually
says Happy Anniversary even though the ADA 15 is the
anniversary donation, which I will now read a bunch of happy
well wishers who said Happy anniversary and we got quite a
few of them to myself and Mimi and you will all receive a card.
It won't be tomorrow, but you'll get when the next month
including Arthur gobbets go bits the SIR night of kitties. Right
sir
hugger, sir hugger. If
kids are hugger of kitties, and he writes something in Dutch
which says the hug kiddies I guess you want to give it a try?
I'm not going to read it.
Oh, Lisa, John and Mimi from heart to failure steered Oh, and
a critical from the cockiest root user hugger of
kiddies. Yeah, what is it? What does it translate to says,
and they never had a fight?
Yeah. So Robert, gosh, go in Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada
at age 15. These are all going to be at age 15. So just go
along with that. Right. A lot of things. Thank you. Thank you.
Sir Robert. Gosh, go Scotch walled her in Madison,
Wisconsin. Aaron rush and Avon, South Dakota. Sir Richard Chow
in Fullerton, California. He says also, what do I need to do
to change my my title? I don't know. We have to think would you
send us an email? We'll just change it. Oh, he wants to be
being honest. synonymous. No.
Yeah, no, you don't. We're not we're J We're just scattershot.
Just take any letter. You'll
know you can't have all nice just choosing the letter was
what they've been doing. If there's another knighthood. Oh,
look, you're in charge of that. I'm not gonna whatever.
Thanks. Seth Griffin from South Elgin, Illinois. At 815 Stewart
Morrison and Doncaster Victoria, Australia, and congratulations
from Australia. Dean hay is in New brown fells
New Braunfels.
Oh is it pronounced Braunfels? New Braunfels? Well, the New
Braunfels area makes the the barbecue the side cooker. That
is absolutely the one to get the New Braunfels barbecue set up
the Hondo they used to have one called the Hondo I don't think
they make that one anymore but they make a bunch of them. They
make the best they're made from pipes. And other people's Oh,
they're just made from pipes. Yes, there may be like oil, you
know refinery, big pipes. And they're dynamite dynamite
product. Nicholas Prince seep in North Carolina and fu Quay
Marina. And he's also a cam for D M. O 70. threes. Charles
Bronson in Edmond, Oklahoma. Kevin McLaughlin and Locust
North Carolina. Lucas XUA. In Munich Deutschland, good for
him. Mark Andrei Labelle in Montreal, Quebec. He says he
wants his personalized card. For him. You'll get one. Norman
McDonough Oh in Woodstock, Ontario. David Rossa in
Clarkston, Michigan. And it says from actually Sir Sir Norman
he's a black knight. I'm sorry, sir. David. No, sir. Sir.
There's some big French as look all the way across. David Rosa,
is a loyal Black Knight and Clarkston, Miss Miss Michigan.
Beatlemania with a D in Milpitas, California at 815. And
then we dropped to Richard Moffat creamy with at 315. I do
have a note. He sent a note in which is worth reading. He's
talking about it's not I'll just kind of summarize, but he's
bitching about the NASA New Horizons Pluto thing. And he
starts off by saying you two guys said that NASA was a bunch
of liars and I agree. I was reading. I did some work. I did
some research. I did a little work on what he says is he says
that the the because of the distance and all the other
aspects of that space ship. It is sending data and what he
claims is 900 baud, which is very slow. Yeah. And I found one
of the online calculators and I put in how How long and I read
and read about all these? They do all these reports are vague,
and they're all over the place science writing, do you
mean to transfer pictures? That's what you're talking about
for the amount of data transferred for a high
definition picture? Okay, got it. This is what this is what I
questioned initially.
Anyway, so I looked into I read all the articles I could and I
found that you know, that there's some people saying get
one kilobit two kilobits, maybe. And then if you read enough,
they're gonna be able to send twice as much data. In other
words, not one, but two, by by turning the antenna, so you get
two polarized signals that go out one vertical, one
horizontal. And there's all these things, but they say, can
only transmit eight hours a day, because it's so busy, and
you gotta have a lot of error correction going on, I would
hope. But I did a calculation. Because one of the articles
again, the science writing in this country has deteriorated.
But I wanted the artists to get yours. And this is a vehicle for
using computer technology from 2005. He says into letter that,
well, this is just a bunch of old crap. But no, the 2005
computers could kick ass. There's no question about that.
And there's 232 gigabyte drives on this thing, too. And one of
the article claims they're full of data that they have to ship
back. So I found a calculator and add 20 I use 2400 baud, I
cranked it up. So this thing is cooking 24 hours a day. How long
would it take to send 64 gigs of data? Now everybody's talking
about these 16 months, we're going to have to wait for these
pictures and all the rest of it. My calculation based on one of
the standards
now it's probably it's probably closer to eight years. 10 That's
what I thought. Yeah.
It's 10 years. It would take to send the 64 gigs at 2400 baud,
not 900 or not, you know, just using it eight hours a day. This
is so something's wrong. And he's right. He's right some days
bullcrap. He says, the whole thing is just to get more money
for NASA and I. Well, of course,
well now the Did you also see the crab on Mars lessons? That's
another one that is unexplained. No, I haven't seen the crap.
Yeah, the the Mars Rover. There's clearly a crab that you
can see. And that NASA is just not answering. Well, yeah. Don't
worry about it. Wow. It's a space crab.
We're watching too much Star Trek.
No, unfortunately, just reading NASA press releases. That's all
you need to do.
Anyway, onward. Lucero Mo's in the VI Valley Beach, New South
Wales Australia 7890. And there's some sort of birthday or
something coming up and check over that note
seems to be a douchebag in here
but was a douchebag congratulating the call out my
partner as a douchebag. Not donating in spite of the fact
that he hid in the he was hitting the mouth four years
ago. No Name required.
You need we need names we're going to call names are no more.
I don't know why we care. We never even invented this idea.
Sir JD the Baron of Silicon Valley came to 7723
he's, he says hi good wishes to the Knights and Dames and
everyone else at DEF CON 23 the meetup. And as you see the
picture doesn't meet up there was probably eight people there.
There were
10 people I counted them and there may have been more only 10
in the photo and they have assured they are Ramsey canes or
Ramsey canes given T shirts away and nine so you want run around
DEF CON with people wondering what the hell is going on. James
Green the second birthday coming up in Mesquite, Texas 7373 7373
threes, Stephen Morris and I'm sorry Sir Brian to w the green
of hams night. 7373 comes in monthly. You can give him a
little love. Yeah 7374 One
will be enough for both of them.
Stephen Morris only love our hams. Stephen Morris. 6633 from
Holly Springs, North Carolina Scott. Check I in Harwich,
Pennsylvania. 5555 Sir Kevin Payne in Richmond, Virginia
50 232 54 325432 E. E and almost in Larson and Riverhead, New
Zealand
that he's he says still no make good on the last donation. What
do we have?
I had sent him another note he had donated $100 A couple of
shows back with some notes about he was out of work and now he's
got a job and he wants to split his wages with us or something
it made no sense.
I think it was about him taking a bus and a train and something
he wanted to call out for some I didn't under I don't understand
anymore.
i It was very confusing. So we will read this still no make
good unless donation is down. I don't know what we supposed to
do?
I think he wanted us to promote something which I had not read
the note Yeah, and the thing is he doesn't he uses different
names as the E in and then his Larson as I told him that was
confusing to aof er hear back from him we'll figure it out
eventually
promised or because you keep seeing this is what happens
people email me. Well John mess this up and they email me what
am I going to do about it?
Sir Blake Knight of procrastination Los Angeles,
California 50 to 80 Vincent Benedick pie Castro made me de
Castro. Yeah, he's this is a good one. He's in Metro Manila,
the Philippines 50 to 80 we need Philippine listeners
likes on our Facebook page, Todd curry.
It's all creamer or Kramer in Watsonville. California 50 to
80. You know, these people are getting now and members of the
Mile High Club. Ah, they're already in 50 to 80. Good. Yeah.
So I'm going to just list them off Gregory Warli and evington.
Or even can Virginia Dennis Adams in Vienna, Virginia. Jason
Daniels in Dallas, Texas. Joseph DiMartino in Ocala, Florida, our
de Swart in
Alma Hello.
Um, hello. Brian Betancourt in Salem, Massachusetts. Sir David
Rossa in Clarkston, Michigan. Nathan Peters Middleton,
Connecticut. Garrett II Vista in Marietta Murieta. California.
David Pete, Aubrey Texas, was Aubrey Texas. Yawn Vanderlaan in
Austin. Very good trenta into but he's in for I'm sorry, David
Pete and Yan Vanderlaan are $50 donors. They're not members of
the Mile High Club.
They're there to
get me where they can. Gary gik.com and Beverly Hills,
Anthony garland. These are $50 donors. Anthony garlando Downers
Grove, Illinois, Jonathan Mayer in Xenia, Ohio, Tim Abell are
able in Burghfield UK $50, Alexander Ciclovia in Moscow,
Soviet always in this guy has got to be a knight by now he's
always
surprised that he's not we have to send him a note and ask I'd
do that. Steve Chipman in San Rafael, California, and I think
that concludes because we have one more but I don't know if
there's underneath and what's what
this was. I think a make good. This is Associate Executive
Producer for 741 Oscar shank. Yeah. So you guys always read
the full letter. In this case, something went wrong right now.
It's okay. We start I started my business. I'm going through a
bit of a rough patch. I would really appreciate if you find
the time to at least mentioned my private surf school hot zone.
There you go. Where is it? Hot Zone? surf.com. Okay, that was a
part of his original Associate Executive Producer notes. Okay,
okay. All right. Happy to fix that happy to fix Yeah,
we will plug you your study at Hot Zone surf.com H O TT o ne.
But
then then we have let's see. Bernie anima. And the idea was
instead of becoming a barren net, he wanted to night his son
John. So he was handing over the knighthood and because it was
spelled out properly in his communication with the back
office. John Adams now becomes a black knight. Right. And it's
Adam, a tema, Adam?
He told us once we every time we get right into his name, we say
both Dima and Adam. I think it's Adam. I think it is too. But
whatever the case is, now the sun is now a Black Knight which
is you know, it's not necessarily a higher designation
is just a designation indicating that there was a follow up by
us. Right. And and some people like the name Blacknight they
think it's cool.
And then I have one final announcement of for the from the
no agenda family Markerboard zero, as you know, runs he's the
dude named Ben runs the entire infrastructure. And he went
through some crazy surgery he had a pleurectomy is terrible
pleurectomy he's no good. You got a big battle scar across his
on his on his chest. But at the mean, some there was some other
stuff going on in his life, which I've been privy to and now
after they had the the 20 week test, we can officially
announced that void zero and his lovely partner are going to have
a baby boy. How nice is that?
That's terrific. He's a great guy.
He's a great guy. He has no idea what's about to happen to him.
Well, it won't be a bad thing. No, no, it won't. If you don't
just make We have to concentrate it
just never ends.
Well no there's that never ever you Would you rather be a never
ending you know, even though it could be problematic or would
you rather be Lindsey Graham
good points devora.org/we
got Dean Hayes celebrating today the new Shiro most most most
says Happy Birthday to his son turned 26 on August 7, James
Green the second says Happy Birthday was son Atticus was
four would be four on the 10th of tomorrow. And we say Happy
23rd birthday to Dame Joan otter Frey. Happy birthday from all
your buddies. He has the best podcast in the universe. Whoa,
that was that? That was
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It's a bug in the machine. Okay, so we did our make goods and p
nonnamous. Becomes syrupy nonnamous Is that now was that
an official knighting I'm so confused by all of these systems
in blue. He made it he made it in Okay, so we want to pee
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get your sword out there John. That would be Yeah, okay. John
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Which as we were talking a few minutes a minute ago or so about
Richard mahfuz complaint about NASA I have a clip that is
interesting just for one factoid you know those those rocks that
are in Death Valley that they showed are moving not everyone
has seen it you've you've you just don't remember it but
everyone has seen know about these rock stars these big giant
rocks are were like 50 pounds and they're in the middle of
Death Valley and they've been and they have a path behind them
as though they've been moving and in fact they have been
moving so this is brought up constantly and there's a you
know people are so aliens are moving the rocks.
Aliens are okay wait a minute, this was my line. Yeah, it
would have been your line if you knew about these rocks. So they
because you would have said that because that's what everyone
says oh there's Something's fishy about these rocks and then
I found out it was no big deal. But they this little report that
discusses how these rocks move was your I think is pretty
obvious once they describe it is prefaced by a guy who set a
camera up and he's so show the Atlantic time lapse photography
shows these these objects flying around in the sky and pretty
much the same exact circle and they may be flying saucers, when
if you look at it and think about it because of the trail
you could see the white and red showing these are planes
circling the airport, you know flying over
pattern flying the pattern,
they're flying a pattern is the same pattern. They fly around
and around. And so it's got nothing to do with anything but
the but this report has one little interesting factoid
besides the explanation for these moving rocks.
Heffernan captures a trail in the sky circling above them.
Wondering what was that none of us had heard anything. None of
us had seen anything with our eyes at the location. So it was
quite a surprise to actually see something so significant
circling three times over and over this shot.
Could this be the mysterious cause of death valleys wandering
rocks? planetary scientists, Ralph Lorenz doesn't think so.
There's actually a clue to this process. And that is the in the
Canadian Arctic owners can be rafted by ice. You can have
acres of ice for the wind to drag on that magnifies the wind
force on a rock and then can bulldoze it.
But Death Valley is not an icy wasteland. It's the hottest
place on earth.
What the hell am I listening to? What
is the explanation just
a NASA funded research team sets up an experiment to track the
rocks on Racetrack Playa for 10 years. After a two year wait
there Patience pays off.
Until very recently, nobody had seen the rocks. But in fact that
changed this winter.
In winter, the extreme temperatures of Death Valley can
work both ways.
Death Valley is a desert, but during winter, especially at
night, it freezes. Like froze over. On several occasions,
rocks have been seen to move,
shadows formed around the rocks, lifting them clear the lake bed.
When the ice thaws, it breaks up some of the clings to the rock,
forming a kind of floating lifesaver. On the slippery mud
of the lake, there's a gentle push from the wind is enough to
slide the rocks along the valley floor.
If the ice is somehow floating rocks, then you hardly need any
wind at all, actually.
All right. Okay, all right, explain this,
this would have been better if you'd known about these rocks.
But here's the thing that got me about Okay, now we know why the
rocks move. You're, you're gonna see reports about these rocks.
And I'm not gonna mention this reality. But it's a simple thing
that the way the rocks are moving. Here's what got me about
this. If you listen right in the middle, they say NASA decided to
figure out why these rocks are moving. And they started a 10
year project. Hmm. What a waste of money. Yeah. Why is NASA give
a crap about these rocks in the in Death Valley that are, you
know, looks like they're moving around? At all. What is NASA? I
thought NASA is about outer space. So
I said it's obvious whenever they have one of these phony
baloney Mars missions, which of course is in the in the desert,
you'd go there. Come on.
Yeah, thanks.
Anyway. All right. I just want to inform the public who know
about these rocks and rocks are moving
and it's because ice ice
on my phone.
Right? It is Sunday time for some tech news. Not the kind of
stuff you'll hear from the tech horny shows. But this is the
real deal. And I would like to start off with it's becoming
apparent now with Blackhat DEF CON, whatever it's called there
in Vegas. is two of them. Is that the same time?
No one's that weak before and then the other one comes?
They're like, Why that 1/3 Like, bang bang, right?
So here's here's my takeaway from two stories. Of course, we
all wanted to see the presentation from these hackers
who were paid to take control of the Jeep. There apparently Tesla
had a car on premises in the hacking area. And everyone was
invited to hack into the Tesla. It seems to me like this is very
coincidental that, you know, we've got all of these these
cars are all hackable. But over here, the Tesla not at all
hackable.
Well, my what I was reading during this period, was that
Tesla's infinitely hackable. That's what I thought, because
they do software downloads over, you know, like over the Wi Fi,
or something that anyone could probably probably on, it's
probably 4g, whatever they're doing that, yeah, probably. But
they're doing software upgrades to the systems that seemed to me
that if you could just get the code to talk to the Tesla, you
could load a whole system in there that would take it over
Tesla recruiters were on handle on with members of the
California based company security team. Tesla's cars are
highly computerized. They also call it the data center on
wheels, new features, as well as software updates are pushed out
to vehicles over wireless internet connections, quote,
they're not messing with our software. This is one of the
experts. She knew of no cyberattacks. Tesla.
Let us down
data center on wheels. So we'll see what happens there. The news
about Apple and I thought that we've often talked about the
fingerprint readers on phones. So another piece of news coming
out of Vegas, hackers can remotely steal fingerprints from
Android phones. And not that that is so surprising but
surprising was where this information came from. Do you
remember the company known as fire I? Oh, yeah, we talked
about them. Yeah, these are the guys who are already sanctioned
and indemnified. The under the cysa under the cyber Information
Sharing Act, companies can share information with them and then
pass it on and they act as the complete guardian. They gateway
the gateway to these guys have infiltrated this time for you
DEF CON Blackhat. When it's time for a new one people it really
is this your shit is compromised. The feds are all
over this
Oh, that's been for years.
Yeah, well, oh, I don't think everyone realizes it. And then
just they do and I wanted to just this The link in the show
notes under the NA tech news for the hams out there. There's a
new digital mode, which I've been playing with it's Fs Q
stands for fast, simple cue. So specifically designed for HF.
And it's, it's pretty cool. It's it's like a chat program.
There's something I've been thinking I should be done maybe
with Morse code, but of course, you know, your throughput data
rates are pretty low, but not you can. So you just you're
typing in a line, it's kind of like a little bit like IRC.
Except of course, when you when you're transmitting, then you're
not receiving at the same time. But you you type in a line, hit
return, boom, it can also alert you if someone's looking for
you, but you can also transfer files, small files, there's some
error correction in there it's pretty cool is a very
transferring files was illegal.
Now the it's a gray area, you're not allowed to have encryption
that does if you unless there's a very clear public way to
decrypt that is available to all that's really the main thing. So
yeah, files could arguably could be skirting around that issue,
but it doesn't seem to be much of a problem. I mean, there's
weather there's weather data being transferred now there's
weather data being transferred all kinds of things, but I
really liked this and you can get it in FL Digi in the new
version. No agenda hams check it out and let's see if we can I
haven't actually made a successful contact with it. I
know the bans have been pretty shit.
Hello, anyone there hello CQ CQ days please.
All right quick round up here. First of all, we have news
coming out of North Korea. The way it has been picked up on
Facebook is predictable. Crazy. Those guys are nuts move crazy
North Korean. That guy's insane. It's all
about regime legit legitimacy. I think this North Korean leader
is been having a hard time I think holding things in place.
It's all about perpetuating the myth of this leadership and the
Kim family
that demand for obedience. That siege mentality is part of what
seems to be Kim's mo during his short stint and power to create
his own reality inside North Korea where outside truths don't
apply to him from possibly faking a missile launch from a
submarine to flaunting diplomatic rules making Dennis
Rodman the highest profile American to visit Pyongyang
during his rule read
this report is so great. It's really not true. Then we had
clapper went to North Korea, but no will only talk about crazy
Dennis regardless of the
PR fiasco, it turned out to be what the hell you think,
well, he didn't Robin didn't have he had a bit of a meltdown
there at the end that didn't work out with alcohol or
something.
The latest example of Kim's own reality he's creating his own
timezone he calls Pyongyang time setting all North Korean clocks
back 30 minutes. That'll happen on August 15th. The 70th
anniversary of North Korea's liberation from what they call
the wicked Japanese imperialists. Analysts say it
won't have much practical effect.
And they already control when people wake up in the morning
with loudspeakers and revolutionary crap, nothing is
computerized there. So they don't have to rewrite any code.
It's all manual. So someone just had to come in and turn the
speakers on a little earlier in the morning.
So with my no agenda thinking had on exactly what I expected
turns out to be true. Not if you listened to this report is Bo.
This guy's so reality distortion field. He wants his own
timezone.
Oh, he's crazy. What can I do that? Well, no little bit in
there. No, I have a tidbit. I want to share first, you think
I'm gonna steal your punch line? Again?
Yes. You've been very successful with that today. Go ahead. No,
but I will. I don't think it's your punch line. But they
specifically say they have no computers. And they have they
have they can code everything. You know, we hand code in this
case a punch card. But somehow it's six turn on. Speaker wakeup
time to honor our leader now. Exactly. So how are this massive
the hacking community that they can bust into Sony? Yeah. Does
that make any sense? No.
The interesting thing about this story and here's something you
can use be under if there's if they do more about this story.
It's a fun one. It's a fun little thing. Like that guy's
crazy he wants his own times, but Donald Trump will want one
next that's how it's gonna go. You need to know that when when
the Japanese annexed Korea in 1910. The actual Korean
peninsula time was the new timezone 30 minutes earlier than
it is today. And the Japanese changed it to Tokyo Standard
Time or Tokyo time of South Korea. eventually went, they
went back to their original Korean time, just like North
Korea in 1954. But then in 1961, they said, it doesn't make sense
or whatever. And they went back to the Tokyo time. So this what
he's saying is correct. And the Japanese did a number on Korea.
Oh, yeah. No, this is inexcusable. And they destroyed
their language they had to invent Yes, their language
reinvented completely. That's why it's so funny looking. It's
modern. The Japanese language actually is a descriptor, every
one of those little characters is a descriptor or of how you're
supposed to form your mouth, to say or to make to make whatever
sound that the descriptor. That's the kanji characters. You
mean, it's not kanji. It's just Korean. And that's why there's
the Koreans. Yes, yeah. That's why there's a bunch of round
characters, which means your your mouth is supposed to be in
a round shape. Right. Right. Right. It's a very unusual way
of doing it. But they had to do something. They could still
speak Korean. But they nobody, you know, they couldn't write I
don't know how they lost the language completely like that.
But they did.
Well, all I want to pass on to our producers and the audience
at large. When you hear someone do this, they're crazy guy, you
just hanging out? Well, actually was the Japanese who changed it.
That was the original time. There are half hour time zones,
going back and they're saying to celebrate kicking the crazy
Japanese out of seven years ago out of North Korea. So
you did mention something in that little commentary that I
think I should emphasize, please, now that you mention it.
I'll bet that somehow before this whole election cycle is
over. Here comes they're going to equate the Trump Jong Un with
Donald Trump. That would be fabulous. They're gonna do it.
You've already did you
set it up? From the future. I'm already feeling it. I'm also
feeling another gay move coming on. Another Gay Agenda. Big Gay
gays. Big Gay, Big Gay. Here we go. Okay,
it might be time to have a heart to heart with Hollywood. Is
there something in the water because this summer is about to
be remembered as the summer of celebrity breakups? This is
actually probably good news for devoted One Direction fans.
Former band members Zayn Malik is single again now broke off
his two year engagement to his little mix fiance Perry Edwards
two weeks ago leaving her devastated this week also
brought us the news of Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefan is
divorce after 13 years of marriage the couple who met in
1995 when their bands no doubt and Bush toured together, said
in a statement the decision was mutual and they will remain
partners to jointly raise their three sons in July Miranda
Lambert and Blake Shelton shocked fans after Shonda split
after four years of marriage, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner
announced their separation in June after 10 years of marriage
like Lambert and Shelton. They also dealt with a cheating
scandal what's been called nanny gates, I'd say we could look to
Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog for the ideal Hollywood romance,
but they just broke up to the couple posted matching Facebook
statuses saying in part our personal lives are now distinct
and separate and we'll be seeing other people pigs frogs at all.
Some suspect Kermit has spent too much time working on the
Muppets new primetime show and it's thrown a wrench in the
romance He's
unbelievable how far they will go to promote a stupid movie. A
stupid primetime show that was
a long road Yeah, but how did you even find what are you doing
this
is all this is all over the Facebook's
I do right oh Facebook. Yeah, no I I know there's this Piggy and
Kermit the Frog. I
think that but I think when they say they would see other frogs
or pigs I think there's a gay thing coming what Yeah, I think
Miss Piggy may or may not be getting on with another for
another pig.
Oh, you think Miss Piggy is gonna go lesbian?
Yep, okay. Keep your eye on keep your eye on the rest is pretty
risky. But keep your eye on it. These things happen while Kermit
good to eat makes more sense. Ah. He always seemed a little
light in the loafers. Yeah. All right.
What else do we have here?
I got a letter here from David ferric Kelly fab mod. He's in
the apparently in the UAE. This guy habtoor is a prominent real
estate developer from the UAE according to Forbes magazine,
number 335335. The richest can't say I know the man other than a
phone call I had with him because he wasn't happy with one
of our physicians at a hospital where I worked. He published an
opinion piece discussing he says in a nutshell. He says he argues
that Obama is to blame for the rise in ISIS Well, today and
that the Donald should be our next president. He says he's
sure this mirror Here's many of the GCC leaders, Gulf Coast
leaders for the following reasons. One, they definitely
view Obama as a weak. Another quick anecdote I was talking to
a Pakistani taxi driver in Jeddah recently, and he stated
said, By the way, is always a said not stated, when George
Bush talks 9 million people stop talking and listen, when Obama
talks, no one listens. His English wasn't so good. But I
got the point. The sentiment is echoed throughout almost every
conversation I have as an American discussing US
presidential politics with GCC residents and citizens. The UAE
in particular has a rich history of Arab trade traders. And
negotiators as such, they have a tremendous amount of respect for
successful ethical businessmen is one of the reasons that Al
habtoor is so well respected and has such a high prominence in
their culture. Donald fits the bill, they have a fixation he
says point three and this is important. And this is true.
They have a fixation on the one great man leader concept. Now
this is always distressing to me because we Americans, we always
talk about a big game by one great man, that sort of leader
but we're really I think, a country of team players. I
really think we are and that's why we're so good at team
sports. A lot of these countries can't play team sports. I mean,
the Japanese can. But most countries they you know that to
me soccer is less of a team sport is always the one you have
to have that one superstar. He's the one great man every team's
got one. And that's all the guy they only got a talk about. And
he's the guy makes it fantastic shots and all the rest. And I
just found this letter to be somewhat interesting because
we're a as a country, I think we're more collaborative, more
team oriented.
Yes, I would agree.
So you know, Trump, I don't know if he's a team player.
Oh, I think he's a tea. I think he's, he's a leader that knows
how to lead a team.
Oh, maybe he might be one of those great delegators. That's
what Reagan was so good at.
I'm going to try and become a delegate here in the great state
of Texas.
Oh, go for it. Yeah,
I was reading up on that. I was reading up on the Republican
Party. I did different
states has done different I think you have to run for it or
something or you have to
Yes. You get there is you do have to run for it here in
Texas. But you do not have to become a Republican. If you want
to vote in the primary.
You don't have to do anything in the way here in California to
vote Republican in the primary. You have to be Republican. They
don't let you write you don't have to they let you vote
Democrat if you're independent, but not Republican. Well, I'm
glad because I don't want to so you're gonna go Republican just
to get on the delegate thing. Yeah, sure. Go to the
convention. Yeah,
I'd love to do that. And the ultimate goal is, of course, you
know, for us to get into the White House and you know,
hanging out with President Trump. You know, bang some
chicks in the Lincoln Bedroom. smoke some weed with Willie.
Who's Willie Nelson. Really,
this is in the show notes just shifting off for the last few
bits here of the show. This is what you sent me earlier in the
week. It was the beginning of the week about a new study and
this is this is something that it's in the shownotes for a
reason so you can use this and you know find more research if
you want but it 1987 28% of Kentucky preschoolers developed
cavities. Now, that number increased to 47% in 2001. And
that is almost a doubling my actually went up much much
further in see when the last measure measurement was done.
After fluoridated water became law in Kentucky.
Yeah. Mimi is running for city council she passed she got
through the primaries so before you go
into that, whenever I say you know fluoride in your water is
actually creates floor ISIS. I think that's how you pronounce
the floor ISIS, and it hurts children's teeth. People always
look at me like like my hair is on fire. Yeah. And so there's a
big debate going on up in Port Angeles in that area because
they keep Florida in the water most recently, which has ruined
the water up there. The water up there used to be delicious. Now
it tastes like crap.
Same in Austin, we have Florida and water and it shifts taste
tastes terrible. And it's like, you know, it's just a way to get
rid of waste product. The way I see I was always on the wrong
side of this debate. But so Mimi got on the on the anti fluoride
side of the debate and she's been she's a fantastic
researcher. She's the one who dug that up. And she is digging
up one thing after another, and it's all negative. And it's all
started in the late 40s When they were apparently as part of
the A nuclear waste has got a lot of fluoride.
It's a waste of the waste product from the waste industry.
It's
hard to get rid of, but you can get rid of it by diluting it in
you know, ton and so they've come up with this bullcrap. And
the dentists are all in on it somehow they benefit I guess if
the if the cavities actually go up so most of it's nonsense.
Exactly. Research shows it's nonsense. The whole thing was
nonsense bullcrap.
I mean, the Florida the fluoridation of the water, yeah,
the
fluoridation. Yeah, it doesn't do what it's supposed to do. at
all,
and the only other thing I that I know about fluoride is when I
when I wrote when I wrote when I read legacy of ashes, the CIA
book. And you'll recall that's when I got a lot very interested
in the truth not being exactly the way it's portrayed.
Certainly not in the mainstream. I called my uncle Don I said,
thank Don you know, what's in this book and you're in a lot
and is this really true the way it happened? And he went you
know, that's pretty much how I remember it. And one of the
passages in the book is covert operatives when they wanted to
ambush an enemy camp at night. During the day they would throw
extra fluoride into their water supply whether it was a stream
or if they had you know, they had a water storage tanks and
bike come evening. Everyone in the camper be so be so docile.
It just walk right in and take over. And that is apparently a
true a covert tactic.
Yeah, I found that to be sketchy. They lithium, we're
probably not yet more fluoride, but okay. Well, how
often they've talked about lithium in Washington, even if
talked about putting lithium in the water.
Yeah. Well, everybody, I think we should say there's a part of
Texas has got a high lithium ratio.
I think. When is this? The word she's running for them? Or what
is she running for? City council, city council. All
right. And I think her her platform should be out with the
fluoride in with the lithium. Vote Mimi Devorah is she running
as Mimi Dvorak?
Mimi Smith Dvorak maybe tufts merrily Smith we're I don't know
she's always using your name
Maryland Smith. What merrily is her name merrily?
Yeah. Oh,
I like merrily much better than me. Me.
But she doesn't have as a kid everyone would pronounce it
Merola okay. So she hates it. Last bit
here. This is what is going on in with the Kurds and northern
Syria. We got to keep our eye on it. Now that we we are actually
attacking that will be us united states of Gitmo nation.
This is their main line oil field in northeastern Syria,
government forces have fled this Kurdish area near the Turkish
border, forcing local authorities to fill the void to
meet energy needs. They've taken over oil production and created
around 20 Small refineries
versus desert Harada.
When the temperature reaches 50 degrees centigrade, we turn on
the burner to heat the crude oil up to 125 degrees and extract
the refined petrol as 150 degrees centigrade gas is
obtained than 350. We get diesel and we turn off the heat. Now
I have a question here. John, is this is it that simple that just
heating this up? And that's how you refine stuff. I thought
refineries were incredibly complicated.
That's what a distillation tower does what he described. And
that's what most refineries are the series of distillation
towers that distill like you would booze instead of using you
know, crude, you know, alcohol from wine or brandy or whatever,
or grain alcohol and then distilling it and getting the
pure stuff. You're doing this with petroleum product. Now,
some refineries, most refineries also have catalytic converter,
catalytic cracking, and other more complicated processes to
break down the these molecules using giant huge things that are
filled with platinum and other catalysts to bust up these
binaries did eventually goes back to a distillation tower.
And that's kind of like what he said is kind of true.
Good just looking at this it looks like a bunch of jerry
rigged stuff all strung together and like, really, they can do
this.
That's a refinery looks like ever looked at. refiners are a
bunch of jerry rigged stuff they live
is the largest oil field in Syria. But production has
dropped from 165,000 barrels a day before the outbreak of the
war to just 15,000. The border of the Islamic State group's
self proclaimed caliphate lays nearby, its fighters have tried
to get hold of these whales since 2014.
In recent years, the local Kurdish government has defended
and protected these wells and facilities. We've lost hundreds
of martyrs in the process and no wells or refinery has been the
victim of sabotage or theft.
Circa serious oil production has plummeted to less than 3% of pre
war levels. The fuel produced in these makeshift refineries is of
poor quality But it's more affordable than the fuel
provided by the state.
There are different kinds of fuel on the market. There's the
one provided by the regime, there's Iraqi fuel. And there's
unleaded gasoline. With the exception of the clean fuel
provided by the regime, the cars don't work well, when they're
running on other fuels.
The Syrian regime still pays the salaries of the remaining
employees working in the oil field. It's an alliance of
convenience for the Kurdish minority. They're willing to
cooperate with Damascus, provided they retain some
control over their oil.
Right. So the way it it seems to be shaking out now, as
originally deconstructed. This is all about Turkey, clearing
the zone, they've got a free zone right above Aleppo, which
is where we have all these pipelines going, of course, the
Iran Iraq Syria pipeline, which is what Syria chose for
foolishly by Mr. Assad, because of course, we need to have the
Qatar Turkey pipeline to then flow that gas into Europe. And,
and you know, Turkey is now in this in this very interesting
spot where they have the Turkish stream coming in from Russia,
they want to have the Qatari pipeline coming up. And they
want to be the the suppliers of Europe without being a part of
NATO.
Yeah, but of course they do. So the big money just transport.
Yeah. Yeah. So everyone's starting to show their cards
slowly.
But all they have to know. And then it gets verbalized. And we
just do what we want. Can't wait. Well, it's gonna, it won't
be tomorrow.
Six months, six months?
Well, that's optimistic, or pessimistic. depends on your
perspective.
Take optimistic because it makes it that much more fun for the
show.
Yeah, it doesn't it makes it fun for the show. It's not good for
the world at large. And those poor people that live in that
area are going to be ruined. But you know, we don't seem to care.
Not at all. Alright, take us out. John, you got one more for
me.
I do have one, I'm going to put it off. It's one of these clips
that we need. Some further discussion will be at the early
part of the show. So I'm kind of funny, okay. With my,
I feel these. It's very difficult to get into any kind
of deconstruction with these with these moronic debates going
on. So hard to find anything of any value.
We'll have plenty of stuff for the next show. Oh, of course.
Oh, no. We'll have it. Yeah. Well, no, the debates had they
took center stage and we had to discuss something that we got a
clue. And we got to see the spy guy. Remember that somebody
tweeted some Twitter guy. That's not That's not a subliminal
message. That's a fit. That's a logo.
Really, it's a logo.
And maybe it was being sarcastic. But it didn't seem
like it to me. Okay.
Alrighty then.
Yeah, it is. That's what your eyes see a logo. Your brain sees
an
F. That's right. That's how it works. Perfect.
It couldn't have been done better the
mind controllers on.
I love it. There was absolutely fantastic. What a great job they
did. That was about
the only thing I loved. Well,
now that is not a debate. You're right. It's just got to end
it does. We need a new format. More on that? This coming
Thursday? Please remember it wrestling? Button wrestling.
Please remember us at dvorak.org/na We'll be back on
Thursday with another no agenda in the morning everybody. I'm
Adam curry.
And I'm John C. Dvorak.
We'll be back on Thursday right here. On no agenda
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